8-megapixel OIS camera with Sony sensor
The camera always was one of the weakest parts of a Nexus device. The new Nexus 5 will likely fix that as Google briefly posted the device on its Play store with the following tagline: "Capture the everyday and the epic in fresh new ways." This obvious reference to the camera makes us think the company might have a secret ace or two up its sleeve, but here is what we know almost certainly for the Nexus 5.
The rumor about the new Nexus 5 getting a MEMS camera has crashed into the ground, after the device's service manual revealed the Sony sensor it uses will actually be put in use in an 8-megapixel auto-focus camera. Good news is that this 8-megapixel camera will support optical image stabilization giving it an edge in video recording and low light image capturing.
In terms of the actual numbers, the Nexus 5 camera should come with an aperture of f/2.4 and the sensor size will not be very large (1/3.2"), and instead the sensor will be more or less on par with other Android smartphones like the Samsung Galaxy S4 and HTC One.
Android 4.4 KitKat will make a debut
The Nexus 5 is the perfect device for stock Android lovers since it will be the first one to launch with the newest Android 4.4 KitKat, and is likely to be in the frontlines for updates in the next two years or so.
But what will the new version of Google’s platform be? Android 4.4 KitKat new features will include a slightly reworked looks with flatter icons, but the bigger change should happen under the hood. Google is expected to bring huge optimizations and possibly make 4.4 available to lower-end and legacy devices. The company might release it with a new better-optimized kernel that will smoother performance for devices with less RAM.
More compact than Nexus 4, very tiny screen bezel
Good news is that the Nexus 5 will have the largest screen on a Nexus phone ever at nearly 5 inches. The screen is expected to be sharper, with a resolution of 1080 x 1920 pixels, and with on-screen buttons, just like on its predecessor.
Yet, despite the larger display, the Nexus 5 will be a bit more compact than the 4.7” Nexus 4. The slight difference in size comes from the narrowed down side screen bezels that are almost non-existent now. And looking at its actual size, the Nexus 5 will be a hair narrower and a bit more comfortable for single handed use.
Top notch hardware - Snapdragon 800 and Adreno 330
This year again, Google will not seek compromises with what's under the hood. The Nexus 5 will have the latest Snapdragon 800 quad-core chip, 2GB of RAM and Adreno 330 graphics. That’s pretty much as powerful as smartphones get today, definitely on par with the latest Android flagships like the Sony Xperia Z1 and LG G2, and definitely a more potent performance package than what the Galaxy S4 offers.
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Digging further down, we find that the processor cores are clocked at up to 2.3GHz, and the Adreno 330 graphics deliver astounding results, proven by the leaked benchmark test results on the right. The Nexus 5 will thus be a great device for gaming, easily on par with its latest rivals, and beating all else. We have provided you with the first Nexus 5 benchmarks in the slideshow right at the bottom of this article.
Wireless charging and a 2300mAh battery
So far, the Nexus 5 has all it takes to please even the most demanding geeks out there. One area where it might not completely live up to some people’s expectations is battery. The Nexus 5 should arrive with a 2300mAh battery. That’s definitely good, but it’s not stretching any limits. We’re yet to see the actual longevity of the device, so we’ll abstain from saying whether that’s a small or large battery.
Good news is the Nexus 5 will keep the tradition started last year, and also support wireless charging via the Qi standard. Wireless charging is a convenient and easy way to juice up your devices without having to deal with wires, plus with Qi support you can pick among various offered chargers.
Specs
Display: 5-inch Full HD display, 442 ppi (potentially 4.97-inch)
Dimensions: 131.9 mm x 68.2 mm x 8.6mm (thickness not confirmed yet)
Processor: 2.3GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 (MSM8974)
GPU: Adreno 330
RAM: 2GB
Internal Storage: 16GB (there could be another model too)
Camera (rear): 8MP auto-focus camera with OIS
Camera (front): 1.2MP
Sensors: accelerometer, magnetometer, gyroscope, proximity, light, barometer, orientation
Battery: 2300mAh with support for wireless charging
Other: Multiple LTE bands - support for Verizon (not confirmed), AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile; Pentaband HSPA+ (works across the globe), NFC
Nexus 7-like design
Nexus 5 release date and price
The Nexus 5 release date is allegedly set for the last week of October and the latest teasers point to October 28th for the announcement date. The phone is said to launch almost immediately after the official announcement.
Best of all, Google is expected to keep the extremely low price of its Nexus smartphone line and the Nexus 5 will cost $350 off contract. This is the price for the basic 16GB model in black, and black will likely be the only color available at launch. That's nearly "half the price" of other flagships like the iPhone 5s, and just as earlier rumors promised.
With only a few days until its goes official, we’re very excited about the Nexus 5. Are you? If so, we only hope, Google’s Play store works better this time, a lot of people might end up clicking on the Buy button.
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