At the end of June, Google released the Android L Developer Preview. The preview was only officially released on the Nexus 5 and Nexus 7. However,...
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The Nexus 5 will be one of Google’s largest phone releases of all time. While the Nexus 4 is an excellent phone, it faltered due to its lack of LTE su...
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Off-contract Android phones are popular with a niche group of Android users. While most smartphone users are happy to enjoy a free phone/nearly free p...
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Google released Android 4.3 earlier this year. It was one of the smallest Android updates in recent years, due largely to the fact that it was the thi...
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Google’s Nexus 4 was one of the best Android smartphones ever made. Unfortunately, two things prevented it from becoming more popular: its lack of LTE...
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There are a bunch of top-tier Android smartphones available on the market today. It seems like every review praises these smartphones without mentioni...
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Google has a real winner on its hands with the Nexus 4. It’s arguably the world’s most cost-effective Android superphone. At an unlocked price of just...
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Google’s newest smartphone, the Nexus 4, is getting spectacular reviews around the world. So far, the only real complaint about the smartphone is that...
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Google recently partnered with LG to release the Nexus 4, an Android smartphone that aims to impress with its large screen, slim design, and powerful...
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