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Google Nexus rumors suggest phones from Samsung, LG, and Sony this year

By Cory Gunther
on 21 Aug, 2012

The time for those Nexus device rumors to start heating up is now. Earlier today we saw a leaked spec sheet claiming Samsung was preparing another Galaxy Nexus-like device, possible the Galaxy Nexus II, and now we have an entirely new spin to the rumor. Do you think we'll see multiple "Nexus" phones this year? Read on to find out.

Android Community Weekly: August 6 , 2011

By Sam Koutroulakis
on 6 Aug, 2011

It’s been another amazing week of tech news, and we’ll fill you in on anything you may have missed in this issue of Android Community Weekly! Monday, the LG THRILL 4G was officially reviewed by Chris Burns. We were also informed that the device would indeed be delayed until the end of August.

Samsung Nexus 3 Coming Late 2011 with Android 4.0 Ice Cream?

By Cory Gunther
on 11 Jul, 2011

I know we just posted a story regarding the next possible Nexus, but that was more of a random bit of info than anything and most likely should be taken with a huge grain of salt. This latest news is an entire different story and could very well be some official info.

Android Community Weekly : July 2, 2011

By Sam Koutroulakis
on 2 Jul, 2011

Welcome to this early July issue of Android Community Weekly! Early on this Monday @CyanogenMod informed the masses of his CyanogenMod 7.1 RC1 release; for specifics, navigate here. Later on, we discovered the next “Nexus” phone to run Ice Cream Sandwich may include a Super AMOLED Screen. Could this next phone in the Nexus lineup also be made by Samsung? Only time will tell.

What do YOU want in a “Nexus 4G” device?

By Chris Burns
on 15 Jun, 2011

What we've come to understand this morning via a report coming from a source speaking with BGR is that we've got a new Nexus device on the way by the name of - possibly - Nexus 4G. This device they say is the next in line to be the hero device for Android's continuously evolving mobile operating system. This particular iteration will be called Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, a system which you can explore via our coverage from its revealing swoop back at Google I/O. This device would be the next step in a line that began with the Nexus One, headed off in a couple other directions that included the first tablet iteration of Android, Honeycomb, in the Motorola XOOM, and has most recently landed in two forms as the Nexus S and the Nexus S 4G, both holding Android 2.3 Gingerbread in its purest form. What we've found today is that the leak from a couple weeks ago of a rather sparse looking phone from HTC might not be far from the truth - BGR's supposed source may well have the specs that connects this device to reality.

Google Nexus 4G Details [BREAKING - Next Generation Ice Cream Sandwich Device]

By Chris Burns
on 15 Jun, 2011

So you'd like to know what you're waiting for next, yes? You'd like to get yourself the newest and greatest phone but you're hesitant on grabbing the Galaxy S II and you just can't bring yourself to get that Sensation, yes? Lucky you, someone leaked some information to BGR, and now we're passing that information on to you, about the next NEXUS device. That is, the next device Google will be participating in closely to bring you the next level of Android in its purest vanilla form. This device may be called the Nexus 4G, and it may well be the most powerful and awe-inspiring Android we've seen yet. Do read on!

LG leaked phone teaser could be the Nexus 3

By Cory Gunther
on 7 Jun, 2011

Uh oh here we go again. A new photo has been released or leaked showing what seems to be a very sleek and shiny new phone from LG. It looks pretty darn similar to the leak of the HTC Nexus 3 that we posted about last week then later revealed to be a fake. According to the source this came from someone at LG so it could be a highly reliable photo.

Nexus 3 was a Fake, Hearts Break

By John Scheible
on 31 May, 2011

Well people the internet over were skeptical. I personally wanted it to be true, but it turns out that the supposed leaked image of the Nexus 3 was indeed a fake. As several people have noticed, there do appear to be signs on the image which would tend to indicate a photoshop job. The site responsible for the leak has apologized and explained that their source, whom they believed to be a Google employee, was in fact not. It was fun while it lasted, now we go back to awaiting the real Nexus 3.