BGR has reported on the upcoming Google Nexus 4G, the latest in the Nexus line of 'flagship' Android devices attached to the Google name.
The smartphone will feature a 1.5GHz dual-core processor (either an OMAP 4460 or brand new 28nm Snapdragon) and have a true 720p "monster-sized" display.
Furthermore, the device will be the first to move completely to softkeys, removing all physical menu/home/back buttons.
Adding to the "magic" of the new phone is an LTE radio, 1GB RAM, 1080p HD video support and capture, a 1MP front-side camera and a 5MP standard camera with an "advanced 5-megapixel sensor delivering class-leading image quality in addition to superior low-light performance."
Finally, the package will run on Android Ice Cream Sandwich (possibly 4.0), which will mix the best aspects of Gingerbread with Honeycomb and likely add Google TV support.
It is unclear whICH manufacturer is putting out the device, but it has an expected Thanksgiving launch.
Furthermore, the device will be the first to move completely to softkeys, removing all physical menu/home/back buttons.
Adding to the "magic" of the new phone is an LTE radio, 1GB RAM, 1080p HD video support and capture, a 1MP front-side camera and a 5MP standard camera with an "advanced 5-megapixel sensor delivering class-leading image quality in addition to superior low-light performance."
Finally, the package will run on Android Ice Cream Sandwich (possibly 4.0), which will mix the best aspects of Gingerbread with Honeycomb and likely add Google TV support.
It is unclear whICH manufacturer is putting out the device, but it has an expected Thanksgiving launch.
