I was wondering when this day would come. Time for some good ole’ leaked images of the new anticipated Android device that make the pictures of the Loch Ness Monster seem more real. New supposed leaked images of the new LG Nexus phone have hit the XDA forums, and oh do they look so…sexy? You be the judge.
As you can see from the pictures, it does in fact look like an LG flagship Android device. The phone looks sexy, but as you can see by the homescreen, it has the same old Jelly Bean wallpaper and icons we have come to see with any device that gets Jelly Bean. The real kicker is that in the About Phone menu it says the device is running Android 4.1.2. So is all the Key Lime Pie Android 4.2 rumors just a fantasy that we all had a hand in? That may be. If these images are real, we might have seriously jumped to conclusions on this one. I mean Jelly Bean only came out about four months ago, and there are still many devices stuck on Gingerbread still. Time will tell my friends. Let us know what you think about these images.
Source: Android Police
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[...] Leaked Pictures of Supposed LG Nexus Hit the Web [...]
Now all we need is to see the latest pics from the other Nexus devices slated to drop how can I will comp how can I will compete with multiple Nexus devices all at once 1 with the keyboard 1 wit 1 with the keyboard 1 with the 4.7 inch screen 1 with the 4 inch screen google please deliver us ou google please deliver us our presents..
“there are still many devices stuck on Gingerbread still”? Not trying to bag on you, just trying to help you out. There are so many hack writers out there in the blogosphere, don’t be one of them. Clean up that sentence my man. Pick a “still” and run with it, nix the other instance. I recommend keeping the first one.
[...] all saw the supposed leaked images of the LG Nexus device late last night. Shortly after that broke cover another set of images were located that were actually posted prior [...]
LG makes shitty phones…themselves, but when Google gives blueprints for the phones and Google controls all the software and UI, it might not be to bad. Hardware wise remember for a nexus, this phone looks hot!