Here's a Leaked Picture of the Nexus 5
This could be the final form of the Google Nexus 5.
If you're among those that don't care about the Galaxy Note 3, or the LG G2, or the iPhone 5S because you're waiting for the Nexus 5, we've got something for you. The picture below is the latest leaked image of the yet-to-be-confirmed Nexus 5.
This photo stems from the MacRumors forums where user Weespeed seems wary that Google will catch him leaking details of the phone. He posted the picture above in response to requests for more information on the phone.
"I wish i could," the poster writes, adding that the phone's boot screen asks the user to guard the phone carefully. "Google is sneaky and has ways to see where the leaks come from. They are funny too. When the phone started up it needs to be updated. Some experimental software stuff and it says you need to guard it like a ninja."
Though it doesn't tell us much, it does give us a closer and clearer look at the Nexus 5. The phone is rumored to be the largest Nexus phone yet, with a screen measuring more than 5 inches. There's also talk of a Snapdragon 800 chipset, 2GB of RAM and, of course, KitKat.
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I thought the Samsung Note 3 looked good, until I found out about the region blocking that Samsung put on it.
That actually makes the Nexus 5 even more appealing, because it is unlocked and unblocked. You don't get those silly hassles on a Nexus.
Updates updates updates, and the latest verison of Android that's what the Nexus is about.
I call a snapdragon 600, 2GB, 8MP camera, 2600mah battery!
Updates updates updates, and the latest verison of Android that's what the Nexus is about.
I call a snapdragon 600, 2GB, 8MP camera, 2600mah battery!
Are you serious? The Nexus 4 is already been around about a year, and it's still have great hardware comparing to phones today. It's got a 1.5GHz quad core, 2GB of RAM, and Adreno 320 for the GPU. It's one of the top of the line phones during that time. Plus, it's priced low comparing to other high end phones. What else do you expect?
the 16gb will probably be $200, if the last 3 generations are any indication, and given that the 16gb version is the smallest version.
Updates updates updates, and the latest verison of Android that's what the Nexus is about.
I call a snapdragon 600, 2GB, 8MP camera, 2600mah battery!
Are you serious? The Nexus 4 is already been around about a year, and it's still have great hardware comparing to phones today. It's got a 1.5GHz quad core, 2GB of RAM, and Adreno 320 for the GPU. It's one of the top of the line phones during that time. Plus, it's priced low comparing to other high end phones. What else do you expect?
The vibrate motor is a joke. I barely feel it in my pocket, doesn't even make a sound if its laying in the table.
The camera again is medicore
Battery life is bad
DAC + amplifier are mediocre
Build quality is lacking
Lacking LTE
Updates updates updates, and the latest verison of Android that's what the Nexus is about.
I call a snapdragon 600, 2GB, 8MP camera, 2600mah battery!
Are you serious? The Nexus 4 is already been around about a year, and it's still have great hardware comparing to phones today. It's got a 1.5GHz quad core, 2GB of RAM, and Adreno 320 for the GPU. It's one of the top of the line phones during that time. Plus, it's priced low comparing to other high end phones. What else do you expect?
The vibrate motor is a joke. I barely feel it in my pocket, doesn't even make a sound if its laying in the table.
The camera again is medicore
Battery life is bad
DAC + amplifier are mediocre
Build quality is lacking
Lacking LTE
Now you just changed the topic. The camera isn't that terrible. Are you going to expect the camera on a phone to be as a good as one of those DSLRs? Any smartphone's battery life is bad, depending on how you use it. The Nexus 4 is already got a 2100 mAh battery, which isn't bad. Of course, if you are using your phone constantly doing hardware intensive things, any smartphone will die in matter of hours. Build quality is lacking? I call BS. For a $300 phone, you expect the phone to be made out of gold? Even the Galaxy S3 and S4 is made of of plastic, and it's priced over $600 when it was released. I do agree with you of lacking of LTE, it wasn't that the hardware does not allow LTE, google actually lock the radio of the LTE because it is not permitted by the FCC, you need their approval.
Updates updates updates, and the latest verison of Android that's what the Nexus is about.
I call a snapdragon 600, 2GB, 8MP camera, 2600mah battery!
Are you serious? The Nexus 4 is already been around about a year, and it's still have great hardware comparing to phones today. It's got a 1.5GHz quad core, 2GB of RAM, and Adreno 320 for the GPU. It's one of the top of the line phones during that time. Plus, it's priced low comparing to other high end phones. What else do you expect?
The vibrate motor is a joke. I barely feel it in my pocket, doesn't even make a sound if its laying in the table.
The camera again is medicore
Battery life is bad
DAC + amplifier are mediocre
Build quality is lacking
Lacking LTE
Now you just changed the topic. The camera isn't that terrible. Are you going to expect the camera on a phone to be as a good as one of those DSLRs? Any smartphone's battery life is bad, depending on how you use it. The Nexus 4 is already got a 2100 mAh battery, which isn't bad. Of course, if you are using your phone constantly doing hardware intensive things, any smartphone will die in matter of hours. Build quality is lacking? I call BS. For a $300 phone, you expect the phone to be made out of gold? Even the Galaxy S3 and S4 is made of of plastic, and it's priced over $600 when it was released. I do agree with you of lacking of LTE, it wasn't that the hardware does not allow LTE, google actually lock the radio of the LTE because it is not permitted by the FCC, you need their approval.
Wow, you are unbelievably jaded. The camera is bad relative to other smartphones. The size of the battery means squat if the phone can't use it properly. Screen time on the last few nexus phones have been abysmal. You think that the materials are cheap because of the price? Google sells the phone at cost, that's why it's cheap. The Galaxy s4 and I phones are all marked up 2-300 dollars. Don't be such a fan boy
it works bettrer than my dads iphone and the screent is way better in size and reflection, ingeneral the specs is great the camera is also great, ur never going to nedd to use greater than 8 mp