Sentences with phrase «nexus phone lineup»

Android fans absolutely adored Google's Nexus phone lineup for a number of reasons.

Not exact matches

The Internet giant's new Nexus lineup comes after Apple last week announced the 7.9 - inch iPad mini, while Microsoft officially began shipping its Surface tablets and is introducing Windows Phone 8 smartphones this week.

In addition to the Samsung Galaxy Nexus that will be arriving on Sprint's 4G LTE network, the carrier will be getting one more phone to join the initial lineup.

While no specifics have been announced as to two - year contract price of the phone, Bell has done a good job amassing a nice Android lineup, including the Desire Z, Motorola Atrix, and Nexus S.

Google continued the Nexus lineup with the launch of the Samsung - made Google Nexus S (December 2010), which was the first phone publicly released with Android 2.3 Gingerbread, and also the first phone to support NFC on both hardware and software level.

The rumored LG Nexus will be the fourth phone in the Google Nexus lineup.

If there was one phone on the market that could be considered the perfect starting point for Sprint's 4G LTE smartphone lineup, it would be the Samsung Galaxy Nexus.

And, unlike the Samsung Galaxy S lineup of Android phones, the Nexus S has an open microUSB port.

Android 7.1, which shipped with the Google Pixel phones and subsequently came to the Nexus lineup, brings a couple of interesting new tidbits to the fore.

It's hard to argue against the fact that the Google Nexus 6P and Nexus 5X are — to date — two of the best phones to have ever graced the Nexus lineup.

In fact, these two phones are among the best when it comes to software updates, if not talking about Google's Pixel and Nexus lineup.

The company said there are currently over 500 Qi - certified products on the market that can be charged by the built - in charger, including the last four generations of Google Nexus phone, the current Samsung Galaxy lineup, and the recently announced Lumia 950 and 950XL from Microsoft.»

Last year's Pixel and Pixel XL replaced the Nexus lineup as the de facto flagships for stock Android purists, and they ended up being some of the best phones on the market.

The latest Android Wear update brings it to version parity with the latest versions of Android for Google's Nexus lineup of phones, Android 5.1.1 Lollipop.

Android 7.1.1 Nougat on Google's Pixel smartphones looks slightly different in comparison to other Android phones, like Google's Nexus lineup.

Google has offered a «pure» Android experience for years with its lineup of Nexus phones made by the likes Motorola, LG and Huawei.

That's a massive lineup compared to the five models Apple released during that span, or the three Nexus phones that Google offered during the same time frame.

Google is going to keep making expensive, high quality phones as they have completely ditched the Nexus lineup — both smartphones and tablets much to the dismay of buyers who loved these budget devices.

The addition of an affordable smartphone to Google Project Fi is an indicator that the service is doing pretty much well, but why add a cheaper, less powerful phone after ditching its affordable Nexus lineup that offered much more powerful phones at just about the same price tag?

This budget phone is most likely to plug the gap that existed between the Nexus lineup and the Pixel.

Google also made changes to its traditional Nexus lineup and instead came in with the Pixel phones.

The second beta update is not for all Android phones and is presently available only for the Pixel and Nexus lineup of smartphones.

The addition of an affordable smartphone to Google Project Fi is an indicator that the service is doing pretty much well, but why add a cheaper, less powerful phone after ditching its affordable Nexus lineup -LSB-...]

It was 2016 when Google ditched its much popular «Nexus» lineup of smartphones and started a new series of phones that are «Made by Google.»

Looking at the new tag for the Pixel phones — Made by Google — it is obvious that the search engine is looking at bringing back what used to happen with the Nexus lineup via this «Designed with our friends at Google» tag.

After the launch of the Google Pixel and Pixel XL, many fans of the Google Nexus 6P, Nexus 5X and the general Nexus lineup weren't so happy with the price tags of the two phones.

Many sources have so far suggested that Google will have two new Nexus phones in its lineup this year.

Another interesting thing to note is that HTC is rumored — and we've heard this ourselves from our own sources as well — to be making the next lineup of Nexus phones.

Speaking of updates, Google will reportedly want to differentiate Android One from the Nexus lineup by letting manufacturers of the phones to handle the software updates.

Remember, the Nexus lineup did not include a microSD card slot, so, expect the same with the Google Pixel and Pixel XL phones.

Google has an event scheduled for September 29th, at which the company is expected to launch its upcoming lineup of Nexus phones, new Chromecast hardware, and more.

In fact, the launch of the Pixel - branded phones was in itself a let - down from Google for some fans, but it seems the search engine giant has a plan to replace the budget - friendly Nexus lineup with a new non-Pixel phone that should run stock Android OS.

Among other things, we've heard from people familiar with the matter that Google is planning to remove the OEM branding from the incoming lineup of HTC - made Nexus phones.