Nexus 5 analysis of rumors during June
Expected to be announced this October is the much talked about Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie, and this has prompted the Nexus 5 analysis of rumors during June. We have heard so much about this device and not so long ago there were reports that LG had interest in the Nexus 5.
Google could launch the new LG Nexus 5 along with Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie, many will say that the Nexus 5 by LG with KLP 5.0 OS is wishful thinking but anything is possible, for now we can sit and wish what the N5 will feature.
Judging on recent and forthcoming releases the Google Nexus 5 could feature 3 to 4GB of RAM, Nikon 13MP camera, Snapdragon Qualcomm 800 processor, what would be nice to see is a 4.5-inch display with full HD and LTE, even better than that would have to be SD.
It is about time Google worked with gaining more accessories in time for the Nexus 5, and this would work well if Google/LG worked together with 3rd party accessory retailers. We have talked about the LG Nexus 5 prototype and after this was reported we had a few comments come in about other brands taking on the new handset.
Some readers said they would prefer Samsung or Sony to take on the Nexus 5 rather than LG, what name would you prefer before the Nexus 5?
Samsung, Sony or LG would make perfect partners and we believe the public should have a vote to decide whom it should be. The LG Nexus 4 was a great success even though stocks ran dry on the Google Play Store; this is one factor that needs addressing if Google plans on selling it again via the Store.
We heard through the pipeline that LG is not working on the Nexus 5, but it is certain that LG will jump at the chance if Google decides to use them. It is hard to say right now who will take on the Nexus 5, but you can bet your bottom dollar it will be either LG, Sony or Samsung, our guess is it will be LG.
There are also reports that the Nexus 5 will come sporting the Nikon camera technology, something along the lines of Nikon Coolpix S800c. The Nexus 4 only went up to 16GB of internal storage; the Nexus 5 needs to be at least double this if they decide to use Nikon’s camera technology. It needs to handle digital zooming, ISO modes and image stabilisation; there should be two Nexus 5 versions.
A 32 and 64GB versions would be ideal with microSD card slot to support Nikon camera lens, this could gain a total of 128GB, which is ample and then some.
What the Nexus 5 needs
4.5 to 5.2-inch full HD display, Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie or at the least Android 4.3, 1920 x 1080 display resolution, 3GB to 4GB of RAM, 2.3GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor, 3300 to 3500 mAh battery unit, 13MP to 16MP Nikon camera on the rear and a 2.1 or above on the front, SD card slot and a removable battery.
Who do you think will take on the Nexus 5 and what features would you expect?
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15 thoughts on “Nexus 5 analysis of rumors during June”
These overall specs for the anticipated Nexus 5 is really pushing the envelope seriously. The specs listed in this article are specs that will reside in the Galaxy Note 3 come October. The Nexus 5 won’t come close to the Galaxy Note 3 just like the Nexus 4 couldn’t touch the Galaxy Note 2. I wish Nexus fans well but it’s clearly the Galaxy Note 3 for me. Maybe if Samsung makes the next Nexus 5 some of these specs will appear. But Samsung isn’t making any Nexus device that for sure. My bet is Sony or Lg either way these specs won’t come close happening.
Which specs of the Note 2 are so much better?
the battery is bigger, ok i guess , maybe the battery will not be 3300-3500mah
the front camera is slightly better, ok
the storage is not a problem, google could fix this bu they decide not to as they want people to move to the cloud, which you mark my words, will happen in a few years
display, the Nexus 4’s resolution is actually better, but the contrast ratio’s are not, but if you know how to you can fix this.
the screen will be between 4.7″ and 5.2″
processor will be about 2.0 ghz maybe more, and btw the note 2’s processor is not much faster than the nexus 4’s
Ram, it should be between 3-4 gb, phones are moving up now, i was actually expecting the s4 to have 3gb
i could go on but i think i made my point
Just like the Iphone fanboys there are samsung fanboys starting to show up more and more as well. Why not just give them a chance?
Hate to tell you cause it might bring your whole world crashing down, but my Nexus 4 lags much less than my wifes Note 2.
totally agrees over you nexus family is much more better than samsung.however samsung smartphones are good enough too.
Wow. You’ve somehow managed to contradict yourself at least twice in your own comment. New level of stupidity there.
Dude get over your self. My wife has a Galaxy Note 2 and loves her phone buy will easily tell you my nexus 4 runs circles around her phone.
My sources say it’s going to be a Snapdragon 8000 processor with 16 cores, a 9800mah battery, 32MP camera and 4 full SD card slots. With a 5″ 4k Super LCD-9 display (881ppi). All being 5mm thin. I dunno where they get their info from.
john nexus 5 will get lot of high-end features.some of you mentiones abobe but i have found them on nexus5usdotcom and they are surprisely amazing.
but the main question is who will be the partner of google with nexus 5. i have found this amazing news however on http://www.nexus5usdotcom
4.5 inch screen …really ? ….what’s wrong with a nice 5 inch with little bezel ?
The things you’re asking it to have would make it a $500 phone. It’s pretty clear Google wants the $299 price point. Temper the expectations a little bit. It will have the specs to compete with the best of them, but it’s not going to make toast and pilot airplanes or have 32 GB of internal storage standard. (16 would be nice.)
Specs are uncertain but I know for sure that the next nexus device will be manufactured by LG. I work in the mobile industry and our source from LG told us that they are already in pre production stages of the n5! I for one, cannot wait!
What I’m worried about is how big the battery life is, and how efficient it’ll be with managing battery life.
As a Nexus 4 user: SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD.
Sixteen gig is /not/ enough. And the eight gig version is just some sort of sick joke.