Google would plan to be at the end of november a new smartphone in its Nexus line. The Nexus 4G will according to a geruchtensite a dualcore soc, 1GB of memory and a screen with a resolution of 1280×720 pixels.
According to BGR, the next Nexus smartphone powered by a dualcore soc from Texas Instruments or Qualcomm with a speed between 1.2 and 1.5 GHz. TI has in-class Omap 4460-soc, while Qualcomm, a 28nm-Snapdragon with its new Krait core could deliver. The only soc that already to manufacturers sent can be, is the MSM8960. Additionally, the smartphone features are 1GB of ram and support for lte networks.
The screen diagonal is still unknown, but the resolution would be 1280×720 pixels amounts. The new Nexus will also receive a 5-megapixel camera with improvements to him in lesser lighting conditions, better pictures to shoot. Videos can record in 1080p resolution. There is also a 1-megapixel front-facing camera present, claims to be the geruchtensite. In addition, the unit would have support for 4g network lte. That technique is in the Netherlands not yet used, and the roll-out of Dutch lte networks can take a number of years. Providers still see elongation in the current 3g networks, which with upgrades will be provided with higher speeds and more capacity.
The smartphone should come with the latest version of Android, known under the name of Ice Cream Sandwich. This version will be the tablet – and smartphoneversies of Android merge, and the Nexus 4G would therefore, just like the Honeycomb tablets have no physical buttons anymore.
Boy Genius keeps a few blows to the arm in the message. So would it also be possible that the phone is not under the Nexus name comes out, but will be used for Ice Cream to introduce. This happened previously with Android Honeycomb, which is exclusive with the Motorola Xoom was released.
Who the phone manufactures, it is not yet known. Google would intend to return the equipment at the end of november. The search giant released up to now two Nexus devices: the Nexus One by HTC and the Nexus S from Samsung. In addition, the Nexus S is still a variant with wimax, with the name Nexus S 4G. Google is planning to make more Nexus devices on the market. Nexus devices are aimed at developers and Android enthusiasts who are quick updates, want, and prefer not to skin a manufacturer on their Android device.