Florian Kainz starts a little story with one of his photos that he took on a full moon night last year. He took a shot of the Golden Gate Bridge with the whole city in the background by his professional rig – a Canon 1DX, Zeiss Otus 28mm f/1.4 ZE and a tripod of course. Like…
The most famous brand name in Android smartphones, “Nexus” is now winded up as Google has introduced a Pixel smartphones lineup as their own branded devices in replacement. For sure, the Nexus brand has been so attractive mainly for enthusiasts and developers to develop and experiment with Android as well as Google’s fast software updates on a clean, stock experience of…
Google Nexus Devices, Chromecast 2, Final build of Android 6 Marshmallow – Google is all set to hold an event on September 29th with the tag line “tasty new treats and much s’more.”
We have heard the rumors of the next generation Nexus smartphone. It is reportedly being claimed that Huawei will be making the next Nexus smartphone. Confirmation is said to be given by a company employee.
Google, finally, has started rolling out the latest Android 5.0 Lollipop via OTA to consumers having Nexus devices. Nexus 5, Nexus 7 and Nexus 10 will be updated from KitKat to the latest Android 5.0 Lollipop while the new Nexus 6 and Nexus 9 will also receive minor updates with bug fixes.
Google has officially announced its next Nexus model, the Nexus 6. It’s a big one sizing 5.96″ on screen with QHD resolution and AMOLED display. 13 megapixels primary camera is facilitated with the optical image stabilizer and Dual LED flash. It supports 4K video recording, 2.7GHz Quad core CPU on Snapdragon 805 chipset, 3GB of RAM. 32GB and 64GB variant.
You probably have had a glimpse of the Google Nexus 5 on the Google store a couple of days ago when Google accidently pushed the product page up on the store and then took it down. Finally Google has released Google Nexus 5 officially and is available to purchase on Google store at $349 for 16GB and $399 for 32GB.
The next nexus phone, Nexus 5 has been in rumors/talks (unofficial) since a couple of weeks. Today’s story reignited the whole thing when Google accidently put the Nexus 5 up in the devices list on Google Play store.
“Superior” the codename and “GT-I9260” the model name is being supposed to be the next Google Nexus device which, according to the said specifications, stands somewhere between the current Galaxy Nexus and Galaxy S III. Leaving the screen size at 4.65 inches and the storage at 16GB, what’s increased is the same dual-core processor that is clocked at 1.5 GHz, Primary rear camera 8MP, secondary front-facing camera 1.9MP and importantly the addition of SD card support.
Google’s first Android tablet named “Nexus 7”, which had reportedly been in rumors and leaks for a few days, now has been officially announced by Google. Company’s first tablet visually has some great pin points with regards to the build size, weight, resolution, processor and some extra add-ons in hardware e.g. NFC if compared to league of its size from earlier days.
