The Nexus 4 received an update to the latest version of Android, which is usually great news, but it's actually highlighted the device's dated specifications, with it struggling to run Android.
The Nexus 4 is one of the increasing collection of big-but-sleek Android smartphones, a shade smaller than the Galaxy S III but slightly heavier. It feels good in my (admittedly adult male) hands .
Handling extreme viewing angles with aplomb, the Google Nexus 4 screen helps make the device one which can, if desired, be used to share video in a group situation with a couple on a long train.
Nexus 4 review unit we received runs on Android 4.2 (Jelly Bean), the latest version of the free mobile OS. Under the hood, it packs a 1.5GHz quad-core CPU with 2GB RAM and 16GB storage; the 8GB variant of the phone has not been launched in India.The Nexus 4 is offered in an 8GB flavor for $299, but 8GB really isn’t enough for a modern smartphone. Though a lot of media is available in the cloud, data caps make it impractical for the.
The Nexus One, Nexus S and Galaxy Nexus were all relatively successful smartphones, though their popularity was mainly limited to a niche, tech-savvy crowd. The Nexus 4 has broken out and found .
It's time for the full Android Central review of the Google Nexus 4 by LG. Pros The Nexus 4 builds on the design of the Galaxy Nexus - and makes it even better. LG's build quality is.
In addition, its subpar battery life and camera take away from what otherwise is a great phone. Though its hardware may be showing its age, our consumer testers found the Nexus 4 to be.
Compared to other recent handsets, the Nexus 4 doesn’t attempt to push its construction to the limits, which is evident by its 0.36-inch thick profile and 4.9 oz weight – making it still somewhat unwieldy to hold in the hand.