If you had your doubts before, they should be all but settled. The rumored LG Nexus phone has appeared yet again in what appear to be press-quality photos. Of course, these aren't actually designed for release to the media, as the device still has "Not for sale" emblazoned over the back, indicating that this is a prototype and not a consumer-ready model. However, there is no shortage of brightly lit angles and, for some reason, the phone held up next to a stuffed parrot. All Nexuses should be introduced this way.
The photos don't give us much more information than we've already had. We can see now that the headphone jack is on the top of the device, so the purpose of the two little holes in the bottom are still a mystery. We can also see a clear shot of several WiFi networks including access to Beltelecom and EPAM, indicating that these leaks are coming out of Belarus, of all places. Please save your Fresh Prince jokes until the end of the article.
This is about as official-looking as it can get without an LG executive standing on a stage with a Google engineer. Like it or not (and we're sure we'll hear plenty from both camps), that spangly back is here to stay. We also note that this one doesn't appear to have the same curved display that has been the trademark of the Nexus phones for the last two generations. Also, when it's not using custom backgrounds, we still see the stock Jelly Bean wallpaper. Which doesn't mean anything by itself, but it does lend more credence to the idea that this device will run Android 4.2 and still be called Jelly Bean.
So, what do you think? Now that you can get a real good look at the device, do you want it or not?
Source: Onliner
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