Showing posts with label Nexus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nexus. Show all posts

Saturday, November 16, 2013

Google Nexus 5 for all but not for LG, which he wanted to, call Nexus G [Inquisitiveness]

Although we have learned to identify the latest products in the Nexus range through a number, it must be remembered also that in the past Nexus S and Galaxy Nexus (both made ​​by Samsung) have been an exception, containing a reference to the line of smartphones Korean manufacturer: first with the letter S and then with the use of the Galaxy brand.
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Starting from this premise are interesting rumors on the current Nexus 5, who also wanted to sell LG as the Google Nexus G, clearly inspired by the line device of the Korean manufacturer, after the renewal of the brand and the introduction of the letter G on all the latest products (LG G2, LG G Pad).


Google would obviously rejected the idea, and one of the most plausible reasons, there might just be the marketing of the Motorola Moto G version of Google Edition, too similar in name to the hypothetical Nexus G.

Sunday, July 28, 2013

Android 4.3 brings on Nexus S smartphone credit to XDA

It will not be about Google but thanks to the community of developers Android 4.3 has arrived on Nexus S, the second Google phone ever. Porting actually are progressing on other devices, in a non-official, but the rom developed at the time for the Nexus S seems to be already good and usable albeit not perfectly optimized.

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While resources hardware is not particularly large, Android 4.3 on Nexus S may soon be reality in everyday use and also definitely will follow the evolution of the most famous cooked ROM to see the evolution. If you want to try it on XDA found driving and download .

Wednesday, June 12, 2013

Android 5.0 coming in October, it will be optimized for smartphones with 512MB of RAM

Waiting for Android 4.3, get new information and speculation on the mysterious Key Lime Pie or better known as Android 5.0. A much-anticipated distribution that should be of novelty both in terms of graphics that with regard to features and content.

Although we speak for some time, in fact we do not have Android 5.0 yet no concrete trace and, except for some clues to interpret, for now we are always in the field of speculation.

The last covers the period output: October. As every year, Google may have a Nexus 5 next its mid-autumn to coincide with the debut of a new version of the operating system . Nothing new and a particular time period and easily imaginable.

Those, however, who has emerged from the usual well-informed sources, is that Key Lime Pie (or whatever it will be called) will be optimized to work well on smartphones and not particularly powerful with only 512MB of RAM. Considering the excellent work done by MS with WP8, have a system Android lighter fluid and less demanding of resources could be an important step to improve the entire ecosystem.

If everything were to be confirmed, the autumn will see the official launch of iOS 7, a new Android device, and of course many new top range and a host of system upgrades to WP8 and perhaps the arrival of Tizen and Ubuntu Touch!

Friday, May 24, 2013

Nexus 7-II: Full HD panels created by AU Optronics | 1 million units ready by the end of the month

In addition to yesterday's information regarding the possible sale of the new Nexus 7 from July , here  DigitTimes  things worse and states that the  AU Optronics has already completed the first phase of production of about 1 million Full HD panels for the next Tablet Nexus.

Shipments would start at the end of the month just in time for assembly and sale from July. In addition to the resolution of 1920 × 1200 it comes to technology pixels low-temperature polysilicon (LTPS) and 7-inch diagonal always. If all were to find real confirmation, the new Nexus 7 should also offer a processor Quad Core Qualcomm (maybe S600), 2GB of RAM and a rear camera. If at Google I / O 2013 is not as we have seen, the many rumors that follow are, however, seem to agree on the presentation around in July.

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