Some Nexus 5 previews have appeared online, with the possible technical specifications of Google’s new smartphone. A photo has also leaked.
The curiosity and attention towards Nexus 5, the upcoming smartphone designed by Google and LG, are growing ever stronger.
The latest Nexus 5 previews today speak of hypothetical – but decidedly very probable – technical specifications: this information was obtained from a log file published and analyzed by the website Myce.com.
The first piece of information relates to the operating system: as would indeed be expected, Nexus 5 should run on the new Android version 4.4 KitKat.
The beating heart of the smartphone should consist of a Snapdragon 800, a quad-core Krait 400 CPU, and an Adreno 330 GPU: the combination would hinge on 2 GB of RAM, while the internal memory should be 16 GB at base.
Two cameras: the first with 8 megapixels, the second with 1.2 megapixels.
The screen should be 4.97 inches with 1080p resolution, although other rumors spoke instead of a larger size, just over 5 inches. The issue is therefore yet to be clarified.
Connectivity would also be enriched by LTE modules for 4G networks, in addition to the rest of the “classic” equipment in this compartment.
Finally, apparently Nexus 5 will also be rechargeable wirelessly; the battery should be 2,300 mAh.
From an aesthetic point of view, there is still little to comment on: the photo accompanying this article should be revealing. It is an image posted by a user registered on the MacRumors forum who claims to have had the opportunity to test the product exclusively.
Not much else is known about it, but it won’t be long before further details are known: if the Nexus 5 presentation really happens on October 31st, we might know more soon.
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