How come Motorola didn't start making Nexus devices when Google first purchase them?
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How come Motorola didn't start making Nexus devices when Google first purchase them?
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They need to do a new nexus with htc
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Would it be called the Nexus 5? Seems like their naming convention on the 2013 Nexus 7 was still Nexus 7. They didn't call it a Nexus 8. Seems logical that the replacement for the Nexus 4 will also be called the Nexus 4 and that the Nexus 5 would be a different class perhaps a phablet in the Note 2 class.
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The phones follow a number/iteration model (kind of) ie, Nexus 4 was the 4th one. The Sammy Nexus phones screwed that up with their intrusion into the name. (Nexus S and Galaxy Nexus) So it would follow that the new one will be the Nexus 5, unless it gets a manufacturer name adjustment.
The Tablets folow a screen size naming model. (Nexus 7/10) regardless of inteation or manufacturer.
Calling it a Nexus 4 makes more sense than calling it a Nexus 5.
What would the Nexus phone of 2015 be called? The Nexus 7 moniker is in use.
It would seem to make even less sense that two of Google's three products following one naming system, while the third does not. Would it not be more logical that Google is consistent with how their devices are named?
2015 could be the Nexus 6S? Heck, I don't know. But a second Nexus 4 makes way less sense considering the fact that "4" would be totally unrelated to anything this years phone would be.
The tablets are pretty obviously Size - Name related, the phones aren't. What's the 3rd product they have hardware wise with more than one model, I'm drawing a blank.
You think we'd see a Nexus 5, then 6, and then Google would switch to adding letters?
Makes more sense to grow brand recognition for their three product lines (4, 7, 10).
The phones follow a number/iteration model (kind of) ie, Nexus 4 was the 4th one. The Sammy Nexus phones screwed that up with their intrusion into the name. (Nexus S and Galaxy Nexus) So it would follow that the new one will be the Nexus 5, unless it gets a manufacturer name adjustment.
The Tablets folow a screen size naming model. (Nexus 7/10) regardless of inteation or manufacturer.
Saying the new one would be the Nexus 4 again doesn't make any sense. Its not like the Nexus 4 has a 4 inch screen. (Or any other feature that would deem it "4" besides being the 4th generation of Nexus phone)
(Pure observation, not at all scientific)