Monday, July 11, 2016

Pictures emerged of the next Nexus manufactured by Huawei – Pplware

Google has in recent years invested heavily in its Nexus line. In 2015 he called for its creation Huawei and LG, which have brought the Nexus 6P and 5X.

This year should be no different, with the same tags to be responsible for the new equipment. If the HTC’s side there were already news, now come the coming first in Huawei.

 Huawei Nexus


it should not be news that Huawei is creating a new Nexus. The brand had already confirmed before and after the success of the Nexus 6P, this presence is justified.

But more than words to confirm the new Nexus Huawei, now appeared the first images of successor the 6P. There are still of course not official, but already show well what should be the new smartphone.

The source that has given rise to these images, related them with the new Nexus by the registration number. The model 2015 has been registered with the H1511 H1512 + code and this now comes with the H1621 + H1622 number, which proves to be a direct succession.

 Huawei Nexus

in a first assessment, this new model will retain many of the features of the previous model. The body is metal but, unlike the previous year, this will have a brushed aluminum finish. The phone will be way more curve and the camera should now be more discreet.

Another change will be the battery. Due to changes in size and shape, it should decrease to 3,100 mAh, which represents a decrease compared to 3450 mAh Nexus 6P. The already indispensable biometric reader should continue in the back of the phone as usual.

 Huawei Nexus

it now remains whether Google will continue with the idea of ​​launching the two Nexus HTC, that you have been talking. The increase in supply in the Nexus line appeared in 2015 (with 6P and 5X models) and, this year, Google may again change its rules and gain market three models.

It is too early to be certain, but it’s almost guaranteed that Huawei and HTC, well-known brands in the Nexus universe, are the chosen to produce the next smartphone from Google.

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