Hand On: LG Nexus 4 Review

It's no secret that there's a new flagship handset coming from the search giant, and while several rumours have pointed to multiple Nexii, only the LG Nexus 4 (or Google Nexus 4 by LG, depending on how the two brands have decided).

The smart money is on the phone being the poster boy for Android 4.2, which will still be known as Jelly Bean - and while we're yet to get anything approaching confirmation about this new OS, features such as a double notification bar, for quick access to settings, seem pretty much nailed on.

LG Nexus 4 design
One of the most interesting pictures of the Nexus 4 is one with a worryingly sparkly back, bearing the moniker 'with Google' on the rear.


The phone will be similar to the Nexus S and Galaxy Nexus in shape, with the rounded corners encasing a larger screen; in this case expected to be around 4.7 inches in size.

LG Nexus 4 specs
Specs-wise, it seems almost certain the Nexus 4 will have quad core Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro processor, an 8MP rear camera, 2GB of RAM and of course the latest version of Android.


LG Nexus 4 price
The Galaxy Nexus came in at ￡41 a month before you could get a free phone, which would put it miles ahead of the likes of the Samsung Galaxy S3 or HTC One X, which are the main competitors on specs at least.

At least the phone would come down in price pretty soon, as that's what happened most of the time with the other Nexii… but perhaps the Nexus 4 can blaze a trail and, wow, we don't know.

LG Nexus 4 competition
There are many rumours about other handsets are launching at the same time as the Nexus 4, with a number of phones being unveiled at once.

The HTC Nexus 5 was one of the first mooted, but that has since been shown as the HTC J Butterfly, the super-phone that will only be available in Japan.

Next up was the Samsung Galaxy Nexus 2, but this was simply due to the model number that fitted in the Nexus line up being spotted online. The Samsung Galaxy Premier was also 'shown' in benchmarks, but given the lack of Nexus name it's unlikely.

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