Google Nexus 4

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that's another reason i guess. one thing is clear samsung is ****ing up android. samsung needs to focus on other players too.
 
I think 16 should be fine. 32 is the limit imo. I've not been able to fill up 32 GB in my phone...:rolleyes:
 
well i can easily live with 8GB as i do not keep songs on the device. but it does not mean that 8GB is enough for everyone :D people have song libraries as big as 100GBs. and they like to have it on the phone. if you are not including external card support in the phone, you ought to have a 64GB variant.
 
True.:)I keep music in my phone and some videos from YouTube too
 


And if they don't have removable batteries they should give 2 battery options...:banghead:
 
lol. considering the changes it would require to the design of the phone it is not as easy as it sound. :) i am not a fan of phones with non-removable batteries. but yeah if it helps in including a larger battery pack, i guess i can live with it.
 
officially launched!

Official Android Blog: Nexus: The best of Google, now in three sizes

Nexus 4 with Google Now and Photo Sphere
Nexus 4 is our latest smartphone, developed together with LG. It has a quad-core processor which means it's super fast, a crisp 4.7" (320 ppi) display that's perfect for looking at photos and watching YouTube, and with wireless charging you just set the phone down on a charging surface to power it up, no wires needed. While Nexus 4 is incredibly powerful under the hood, it also features the latest version of Jelly Bean, Android 4.2—the simplest and smartest version of Android yet. Starting with the camera, we've reinvented the photo experience with Photo Sphere, which lets you capture images that are literally larger than life. Snap shots up, down and in every direction to create stunning 360-degree immersive experiences that you can share on Google+ with friends and family—or you can add your Photo Sphere to Google Maps for the world to see.

Android 4.2 brings other great goodies like Gesture Typing, which lets you glide your finger over the letters you want to type on the keyboard—it makes typing fast, fun and a whole lot simpler. Android 4.2 also adds support for wireless display so you can wirelessly watch movies, YouTube videos and play games right on your Miracast-compatible HDTV.
 
Nexus 4: 8GB for $299; 16GB for $349; available unlocked and without a contract


holy freaking ****.
 

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