Google Nexus 5
Google has confirmed that while the Nexus 5 is on its last legs, it isn't totally dead yet.
Google has confirmed that its Nexus smartphone screen replacement policy has been tweaked, with service representatives able to make more exceptions for accidental damage.
Google has made its new Android L operating system available as a developer preview to owners of the reference Nexus 5 and Nexus 7 devices.
Speaking after the company's quarterly earnings report, Google CFO Patrick Pichette called the Nexus 5 a very strong performer for the company.
Just two days after most Nexus users started getting OTA push updates for the new Android 4.4.1 KitKat update, Google has replaced it with Android 4.4.2.
Google has made their Nexus Wireless Charger available this week through the Google Play Store.
At the end of October, Google officially unveiled the Nexus 5, the latest flagship device for the company that offers a pure Android experience along with higher-end specs.
T-Mobile will begin offering the Nexus 5 smartphone to its customers online on November 14, and at its retail outlets from November 20.
The Google Nexus 5 appears to continue to show strong demand (or dwindling supply).
Sprint has begun taking pre-orders for the Google Nexus 5, offering the flagship device for $50 with two-year contract (with some restrictions).
Alongside its announcement of the Nexus 5 today, Google also revealed that the device would be available through T-Mobile, Sprint and AT&T, marking the first time a Nexus has been available on more than one carrier.
Google officially announced the Nexus 5 earlier today, following months of leaks that revealed the hardware, its specs and its price.
All-star leaker @evleaks has shown off the upcoming Nexus 5 in a new colorway, white (with black trim), and a release date.
Google, which has still not confirmed the device despite pictures, specs, manuals and now an official listing being leaked, has revealed the price for their upcoming Nexus 5.
It appears that Amazon may have let the cat out of the bag on the Google Nexus 5, with the retailer listing a launch date for the smartphone alongside a Nexus 5 case.
Thanks to leaked LG internal service manuals, we now have even more specs for the upcoming Google Nexus 5.
Thanks to a leaked log from the upcoming LG D820 (The Google Nexus 5), we now have most of the specs for the upcoming Android flagship.
Although it has still not been confirmed, it seems to be a lock now that LG is building the Nexus 5, and we have already seen it in action thanks to an inadvertent Google slip.
Company had been rumored for new device
Will be second straight LG reference device
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