After no new pure Nexus announcements at Google I/O and rumors that Goggle nixed the Motorious XFon for not being innovative enough, new rumors suggest that the XFON may be coming to Verizon Wireless. FCC documents show a model for Sprint, too.
There were benchmarks and FCC filings of the Motorola XT1058 for AT&T there are rumors of a Motorola XT1060 with CDMA radios for Verizon. Tie information was garnered from a .ini file taken from leaked Motorola USB drivers.
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While consumers may have abandoned their Nexus One or Nexus S smartphones there were three Nexus that took a trip into space and sent back earth images.
Photos were combined in NASA's PhoneSat, from small boxed shaped satellites that were put into orbit on April 21. The devices used Nexus smartphones for brains. Meanwhile earthlings have heard nothing about the new cousins of the Nexus One and S , the Nexus 4 LTE or Nexus 5.
While Nexus 4 fans are waiting for the next Nexus or even signs of a Motorola X, Google announced a pure Android version of the Samsung Galaxy S 4. It is called a "Nexus" user experience but does not have the rock bottom pricing of the Nexus 4.
This GS 4 is unlocked(bootloader) to work with either LTE for T-Mobile or AT&T and will sell for $649 when released on Google Play on June 26. The GS 4 will have "prompt system updates" from Google.
We're getting closer to see what Google and Motorola will be producing in the coming months. There have been new Nexus 4/5 LTE and Motorola X (XFON) reports as we approach Google I/O.
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LG is reportedly working on the next Nexus 4/5. Some retailers in the U.K. have taken Nexus 4 off the shelves and are not stocking them. Google's retail locator for the Nexus 4 shows limited retail availability.
Now that we know what the Samsung Galaxy S 4 and HTC One are like, we rounded up the rumors and news around the next Nexus models including the new Nexus 4, Nexus 5 and the bigger Nexus 11 tablet.
Next Nexus 4, Nexus 4 LTE?
The latest rumors suggest that the next Nexus smartphone will be an upgraded Nexus 4 with LTE. The Nexus 4 LTE will reportedly be announced at Google I/O in May and have increased storage of 32GB and may support CDMA voice (Sprint or Verizon). An AnTuTu benchmark score shows a Google Nexus 4 LTE running Android 4.3. The naming of the scores can be easily faked and entered by the tester therefore it is not a verified rumor.
Motorola is stepping up its game in the smartphone field. We've gotten some clues as to what the Nexus 5 and or Motorola X will be like from Google and Motorola executives.
"Motorola and Google have a new set of products, which are phenomenal--think of it as phone-plus," noted Eric Schmidt that will be coming "sooner rather than later."
It seems like the folks at Motorola can't help but test new devices before they are released and give them all kinds of mysterious code names such as Motorola X, Ghost, Yeti, Sasquatch and Nexus...
The latest round of leaked Motorola smartphone names are not as exciting as the divinely endowed Motorola X aka Nexus 5 with the power and perks to keep fans salivating until Google I/O. The names, however, don't have to belong to the X Files or helped by X-Men, they can be found out in woods or in the attic.
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Now that we know what the Samsung Galaxy S 4 is really like, pure Android users are looking towards the concept of the mysterious Motorola X, NXT, Nexus 5 or whatever it you call it.
The name Motorola X showed up in a job placement advertisement in January Then the NXT line turned out to be fake. Recently the latest Motoroal X-escapade is that the X means its a Motorola product that get fast upgrades to Android.
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The judge, Lucy Koh found errors in the way the jury calculated damages. She also noted that there will have to be new trials to determine amounts owed on other devices.
There are many ways to compare tablets, size, performance, style/design and usability. In a commercial currently running, Amazon shows that the average user can't tell the difference between the iPad and Kindle Fire HD 8.9 except for the big price difference of $200.
Tablet buying is not just about the tablet itself but the bundle of software and services that make it useful to the owner. For the geekiest of users you can see benchmark tests that show Offscreen and OnScreeen frames per second like GLBenchmark.
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