I have created this post primarily on my Empower Network blog and also wanted to share it with you here at Blogger. If you were thinking about buying a new phone now that your contract is expired, this an option you must take a look to. Google just launched the new Nexus 4 phone, and I am doing this nexus 4 phone review primarily to make you think about one think. Are you ready to be tied up to a company for another 2 years contract? The nexus 4 phone is unlocked and not attached to any current service provider which means you can pick your favorite provider.
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Weighing in at 138 grams, its not light but it does not feel handful either. The weight gives it a good feel in the hands. The volume rockers and other side buttons are ergonomically placed so as to left and right handers equally. Plenty of curves and lavish texturing makes the Nexus 4 stand out from the conventional candy bar shaped Android phone market.
Okay coming back to reality, the quad core is basically an amped up version of the Snapdragon dual core processors so evidently it does not blaze past the Galaxy Note 2 and Motorola RAZR HD but it is good enough to match them. At least, when it comes to running Java scripts and browsing on Google Chrome, the Nexus is one of the fastest on the market.
The Adreno 320 powers the Nexus 4 past the iPhone 5 and tops this category with the fastest graphic processing and sharpest images.
5/5
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Nexus 4 Phone Review
by Abner Figueroa | on December 13, 2012
This is the Nexus 4 Phone Review for You
If you have been looking for the nexus 4 phone review, you have arrived to the right place because right after you read this nexus 4 phone review I have made for you you will have all the facts you need to make the decision to buy or not this awesome phone.
Google Nexus series, be it on HTC, Samsung or the latest Nexus 4 on
LG marks the introduction of a new version of Android. This time around
its the Android 4.2
operating system that gets launched with the LG Nexus 4. The last
Samsung Nexus installment made a huge furor before its launch only to
disappoint afterwards, so not much was expected to change with the Nexus 4 Phone review. But, this LG product did astonish a few and converted more into ardent Google Android lovers.
The day of its launch, Google Play Store reported going out of stock
in less than 30 minutes with the ‘notify me’ button going live
indefinitely. As you read through our Nexus 4 Phone Review, you will
understand that there were three key reasons for such an exaggerated
first day demand of the Google Nexus 4.
- Nexus 4 phone
Aesthetics
Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the sexiest of them all? Move over Apple, the Nexus 4 is here and it’s the sexist phone at present. With a virtually singular glass surface running across the entire phone, from the front to the back, the Nexus 4 dazzles and shines with clarity and pristine beauty. The entire 4.7 inch surface at the front bears a beautiful layer of Gorilla IPS glass that sort of resembles the iPhone 4s screen albeit with 0.7 inches more over the new 5th gen iPhone. Then as you slowly turn it around, the glass seems to cover the entire back surface with a design that shimmers or bounces off light to create the illusion of crystals.Weighing in at 138 grams, its not light but it does not feel handful either. The weight gives it a good feel in the hands. The volume rockers and other side buttons are ergonomically placed so as to left and right handers equally. Plenty of curves and lavish texturing makes the Nexus 4 stand out from the conventional candy bar shaped Android phone market.
Performance
Do we need even compare the Nexus 4 performance with other contenders? It is powered by a quad core 1.5 Ghz processor with the Adreno 320 graphics and a lavish 2GB of internal RAM. With the storage space hardwired into the phone, and so much processing power to boast of, it is a processing behemoth.Okay coming back to reality, the quad core is basically an amped up version of the Snapdragon dual core processors so evidently it does not blaze past the Galaxy Note 2 and Motorola RAZR HD but it is good enough to match them. At least, when it comes to running Java scripts and browsing on Google Chrome, the Nexus is one of the fastest on the market.
The Adreno 320 powers the Nexus 4 past the iPhone 5 and tops this category with the fastest graphic processing and sharpest images.
Price
Starting at $549 and $599 for the 8GB and 16GB variants makes the Nexus 4 a cheaper and better alternative to all current Androids. While an unlocked iPhone 5 16GB retails for $699 and the Samsung Galaxy S 3 for $597 the Nexus 4 phone is a better phone for the money.Our Nexus 4 Phone Review
It looks awesome, feels good in hand, runs smooth, has a powerhouse CPU and graphic processor, splendid camera quality and it is less expensive than existing market frontrunners. How can we not give our Nexus 4 Phone review a five star rating?5/5
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