Once again LG and Google have partner to deliver the first smartphone with the latest Android operating system, Android 4.4, KitKat with some new features, Nexus 5 is the slimmest and fastest Google Nexus phone to date.
Nexus 5 comes with a stunning 5-inch Full HD IPS display for an unrivaled visual experience. The Nexus 5 comes in both 16GB and 32GB versions and is the perfect combination of powerful
performance, functionality and convenience thanks to LG’s proven hardware and best of Google software and services.
Read: Full specification of Google Nexus 5
“LG is proud to partner with Google again to develop the fastest, most powerful Nexus phone ever,” said Dr. Jong-seok Park, president and CEO of LG Electronics Mobile Communications Company. “Nexus 5 offers the ultimate functionality in a modern design and is a testament to the level of innovation that can be generated when two great companies come together for a second act.”
“We’re excited to collaborate with LG on a new Nexus device,” said Sundar Pichai, senior vice president of Android,
Chrome and Apps at Google. “Google Nexus 5 is the slimmest and fastest Nexus phone to date and puts the latest
platform innovations of Android 4.4, KitKat, right in the hands of consumers.
Source: LGnewsroom
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After Reading Through The Specifications Of Nexus 5, I would say the camera Mega Pixel and batter capacity are not encouraging.
I think this is a nice collaboration right here
I think.Google will make the phone fine
This is a Damon of better things to come
Nexus is one the best product from Google
Google made it big with Nexus
Google and Lenovo coming together is something great
The Nexus 5 is a huge success
With these two brands coming together you should expect nothing less
The Nexus is so unique in its own
But it seems it’s meant for the high earners
Because Nexus arent cheap at all
But its a very lovely series
Big ups to Lenovo and Google