When he announced the Nexus 6 in partnership with Motorola , Google decided to start a new phase of its smartphones with Pure Android , which now fall in the segment of phablets , given that the account device with a screen six inches .
The Google initiative has divided opinion around the world, and some people liked the novelty , but others were contrary to the decision company in increase the Nexus screen 6, which has an inch more than its predecessor, the Nexus 5.
Now, what if Google had followed another path, as does the Nexus 6 would be? This is a question many consumers, so we decided to list some concepts produced before the unit release.
Nexus P3
The first concept, although it is not nothing like the real Nexus 6, because the same impression for those who first sees, as it is also quite different from anything we’ve ever seen the Nexus line.
Created by Harry Joe, the concept is called Nexus P3 has physical keyboard and a design similar to older devices . Interestingly, this keyboard could be removed and replaced with a long battery life , or even a games for control , which would leave the most versatile smartphone and certainly would please users.
Xperia Nexus
A smartphone with Android Pure produced by Sony would be very interesting, is not it? Inspired by the equipment of Japanese company, Kevin Moses produced a concept of what could be the Xperia Nexus .
If I told with all the features of Sony devices, the Xperia Nexus to arrive market looks very elegant, and is water resistant , which would leave the device even more interesting for its users.
Nexus Compact
Another concept based on Sony devices, the Nexus Compact would be ideal for consumers who still prefer smartphones with smaller screens . This concept was created by Mejlvang just thinking this type of consumer.
The Nexus Compact count on a screen between 4.3 and 4.5 inches , even smaller than the Nexus 5, but count on an powerful hardware , and also be water resistant. Despite the small display, it would count with a Full HD resolution , ie not leave nothing to be desired compared to the larger devices, and would be able to play back images with high quality.
Nexus +
The Nexus 6 was produced in partnership with Motorola, but its design was well unlike some concepts we follow before the official announcement of the device which also forms produced from the partnership between the two companies.
Here we can see the Nexus + , a concept created by personnel Pubble that brings a very interesting visual and a screen five inches , something closer than expected for the Nexus 6 before its release.
We can see also that the Nexus + was created thinking of a premium smartphone , given that he has a visual and elegant and discreet, certainly please the users who prefer less fancy appliances.
Nexus X
When the rumors about the partnership between Motorola and Google to produce the Nexus 6 began to emerge, many concepts were created based on the primary smartphone from Motorola at the time, the Moto X in 2013.
This is the case of the Nexus X , designed by designer Jason Chen. As it was only a concept, the unit had to with a rear camera with PureView technology , which would be very interesting to see in a Nexus line device, but unlikely come true one day.
HTC Nexus
HTC was the Google partner in the creation of the first smartphone Nexus line, but at that time, the devices were smaller and relied on less amazing features than what we see today.
Thus, it would be interesting if HTC return to produce a Nexus device line, is not it? That was the thought of Alexander designer who wondered how would a new partnership between the companies with the concept of HTC Nexus , smartphone imagined from the main launch of the Taiwanese company in recent years.
These six concepts presented above have different and innovative features , each of them should please a large proportion of consumers who did not like the Google initiative to transform the Nexus online phablets.
Are you one of those consumers, reader? So let us know which of the six concepts is the most appealing to you .
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