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There have been reports that it will be the first Android Silver device in February, and a nexus 8 wikk be released this autumn. It's a possibility.

The 810 is supposedly coming out very early next year, so if the Nexus 6 comes out in February that would work out. The 805 may be on the Note 4, G3 Prime and Z4 anyway.

I think a 64-bit processor is definite - I see no point in showcasing a 64-bit compatible version of android with a 32- bit processor. Either mediatek or the Snapdragon 810 therefore seems likely. I think to continue following the average of new flagships they will use a 5.2" screen, to save...

It's very likely that a nexus 8 will be released in autumn with android L, so either the nexus 6 will be released alongside it or in spring 2015 with the next android version. If in next spring it may be a silver device.

For me, the G3 is too big, the buttons on the back are a no no, and I'd rather not have to deal with LG's UI. I have a nexus 4 right now and am waiting for the nexus 6.

Seeing the price of the nexus 5 on Google play (?300) and the size of it (too big for my liking) I decided to buy a nexus 4 16GB for ?200. But then the day after, I came into a few extra hundred pounds, so now I'm wondering, now I have plenty of money for it, would the nexus 5 be worth buying...

Re: Nexus 4 or nexus 5?? They are going to release it on 800 and 1800 MHz, and yes LTE.

That's ridiculously expensive. I can get an Unlimited Data Sim only deal for ?12.90pm, or $21. As the Nexus 5 here will be ?280, 280+12.9*24=?590, or $950 over 2 years. And the Xperia Z1 is ?34pm +?49 for unlimited data again, ?865 or $1400 over 2 years... Americans really get steamrollered...

Re: Nexus 4 or nexus 5?? How comparable are they then? My network has HSPA+ and will be upgrading to 4G next year for no extra charge. So it's literally the difference between having LTE and having HSPA+ for the next three years, dependent on the phone I buy.

Re: Nexus 4 or nexus 5?? Oh, I have the money, but the Nexus 5 would take a big chunk out of my funds... I have ?320, The Nexus 4 is ?180, the Nexus 5 will be ?280...

Re: Nexus 4 or nexus 5?? Oh, I have the money, but I don't know if the nexus 5 is worth the ?100 extra to me...

Hey guys, bit of a dilemma over here. I currently have a nexus 7 and an old galaxy Apollo and want a nexus phone. I would hope for it to last me three years. Now, the nexus 5 is a bit expensive for my liking and I can get a nexus 4 for much cheaper on e bay. But I'm very worried that the...

I'm currently having the same problem, I would say go for it and buy a nexus 4, but there's one huge problem - whilst the phone is excellent and would be good for the next 3 years, its lack of 4g ability ages the phone and will render it old in 2 years. I wouldn't be surprised to see networks...

I use it as a laptop replacement mostly. I play games (a lot easier to play on than a phone), I look at emails, I do a bit of light word processing, I make spreadsheets, I browse the internet, watch youtube, I really only use a laptop to write essays nowadays, lol.

Maybe the water is irrelevant then... But it did the same thing for an hour or so after I got it wet, but then worked normally again after that...

But it still charges, and if I start charging it when it's off, then turn it on again, it'll charge normally until I remove the charger. I don't see how it can be hardware...

Mine has a very similar problem, won't charge when turned on, but the interesting thing about mine, if you connect the charger when it's off then turn it on, it'll charge normally, but it won't recognise that it's charging, so it says please connect charger and all that malarchy, but the charge...

Hi all, a week or so ago my Nexus started playing up (again) and it refuses to charge. But plot twist, it charges perfectly well when it's switched off. Also, when I connect it to a computer, neither device acknowledges the other, so I can't transfer data. A bit of an annoyance on the whole...