Is this going to be the first year that have no new Nexus phone? They normally come out sometime in December, but most years, the rumor mill is hopping by Sept/Oct.
I guess I'm cool with that, but I still expect and hope to see a Nexus or Nexii released this year. IMO smartphone tech has leveled out as far as real life wow factors. Dual core, HD screen, NFC, and the lastest software should get all but the "must have the newest device", harcore gamers, and potentially "photographers" by for a while. Really only the first of those three IMO as I play graphic intense games occasionally and take some pretty nice pictures on the go.
Why not allow us to choose one or the other, or both to be on our phones?
I think it has leveled off in the Android world. I think that when compared to what Apple has to offer ie. iPhone 5, at this moment in time, Android is being far more innovative and willing to take risks.
Personally, I really like NFC. I just wish VZW would pull their heads out of their rears and allow Google Wallet on the devices that have NFC. They claim that they will be offering ISIS, but where the heck is it? It's been nearly a year since the Galaxy Nexus was released and still no ISIS. Why not allow us to choose one or the other, or both to be on our phones?
This sounds interesting.
Google Nexus LG phone to be announced this month, report says - latimes.com
The next question this will raise is, when will VZW get it.
This would be a monumental fail imo. LG is not a company that people take seriously on a global scale. Yes they make lots of parts but anyone i know who has owned an LG device has always been ho hum about it.
Plus if it doesn't have at least 32 gb of storage and doesn't support a sd card I will pass as will millions of other people. This phone would need to be perfect in every way for the masses to buy it. And reviews would need to be perfect for months before many power users would believe it to be a reliable phone.
My 2 cents.
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This would be a monumental fail imo. LG is not a company that people take seriously on a global scale. Yes they make lots of parts but anyone i know who has owned an LG device has always been ho hum about it.
Plus if it doesn't have at least 32 gb of storage and doesn't support a sd card I will pass as will millions of other people. This phone would need to be perfect in every way for the masses to buy it. And reviews would need to be perfect for months before many power users would believe it to be a reliable phone.
My 2 cents.
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They will not, lol.This sounds interesting.
Google Nexus LG phone to be announced this month, report says - latimes.com
The next question this will raise is, when will VZW get it.
This would be a monumental fail imo. LG is not a company that people take seriously on a global scale. Yes they make lots of parts but anyone i know who has owned an LG device has always been ho hum about it.
Plus if it doesn't have at least 32 gb of storage and doesn't support a sd card I will pass as will millions of other people. This phone would need to be perfect in every way for the masses to buy it. And reviews would need to be perfect for months before many power users would believe it to be a reliable phone.
My 2 cents.
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They will not, lol.
And how do you know VZW is not getting it??????? I'm waiting all the time until it shows up at VZW to purchase it!
You're kidding, aren't you?
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They will not, lol.
I would have agreed more with this sentiment in years passed... but recently their hardware has made huge strides. And Google doesn't just give out the Nexus certification to anyone, lol, they have to be impressed by what they see. I'd say hold back judgement until you see the device (which lets remember is still just a rumor at this point).
And it won't have an sd card, Google is moving against using them for data integrity reasons. I can get by just fine without one, but I understand that some people take advantage of their use by keeping a lot of media on their device and being able to swap it out, etc. Just something you'd have to adjust to.. if you've done so with the Galaxy Nexus you can keep up the trend
Oh and finally.. the point of Nexus phones are not to be for mass consumption by the general public. They are developer phones meant to showcase solid hardware (not necessarily the most cutting edge hardware) and the latest Android OS, for developers to use to make apps. Now I will agree that over time its become something that consumers like us care a great deal about, and yes Google knows its a hot item for the right people, but we are the minority. More than 90% of Android phone owners have no idea what a Nexus is and don't really care.