Now that all variations of Nexus have Jb...

**Mac58** · 09-21-2012, 09:32 PM

Now that all of the variations of the GNex have JB (Verizon GNex just got it today. Whoo hoo!!), do these specs still make you want to get this next nexus (if these are indeed the specs)? Its a minor spec bump and if google is all about software, there really is no other legitimate reason to upgrade if specs arent industry leading or at least a bit better than this. It least IMO. What do you guys think?

**jamesbrown33** · 09-25-2012, 12:44 AM

The gnex + 4.1 is great and I don't feel the need for an upgrade, unless it is significant. The only thing that will make me want to upgrade is an a15 CPU

**drumzalicious** · 09-25-2012, 11:53 PM

hmm i thought for a while the rumor was the next OS getting launched with the new Nexus . . .

**FishPharm** · 09-28-2012, 12:39 PM

You have a good point. I mean, if the upgraded software is already released and really no increased specs on next nexus......whats the point?

Originally Posted by Mac58

Now that all of the variations of the GNex have JB (Verizon GNex just got it today. Whoo hoo!!), do these specs still make you want to get this next nexus (if these are indeed the specs)? Its a minor spec bump and if google is all about software, there really is no other legitimate reason to upgrade if specs arent industry leading or at least a bit better than this. It least IMO. What do you guys think?

**Irvgotti** · 09-28-2012, 01:05 PM

Maybe Samsung will make this but not be a nexus (since this is a rumor) just a good mid range device. That's what android needs. Great mid range phones. So you get good quality in a cheap device like the nexus 7. If you want the bells and whistles you would go for a 1.7quad core s4pro device.

**Mac58** · 09-28-2012, 07:58 PM

Originally Posted by Irvgotti

Maybe Samsung will make this but not be a nexus (since this is a rumor) just a good mid range device. That's what android needs. Great mid range phones. So you get good quality in a cheap device like the nexus 7. If you want the bells and whistles you would go for a 1.7quad core s4pro device.

I think you missed the point of my post. I could go out and buy a galasy s 3 with all the bells and whistles but I'm asking that if Google is releasing a phone a pure vanilla android device, what would be the advantages over what we already have on our GN's if the specs are just minimally upgraded.