With the arrival of Android ever closer, considered for August, the rumors about the new Nexus devices will be intensifying every day. Yesterday (26) saw the news that Google could bring the third generation of the Nexus 7, showing that the search giant still plans to invest in tablets with Android. It was commented on what the manufacturer responsible for the device, where only know that HTC will be responsible for new smartphones that are named M1 (Marlin) and S1 (Sailfish).
A new bet rumor Google will use much of the HTC One A9 project to give life to the basic Nexus 2016, Nexus successor 5X developed by LG. The HTC intermediate was launched in September last year coming with 5-inch Full HD screen, Qualcomm Snapdragon 617 chipset, options 2 and 3 GB of RAM, 16 and 32 GB of storage, main camera of 13 megapixels, front camera 4 megapixels with UltraPixel technology, battery 2150 mAh and Android Marshmallow.
For those who follow the Nexus line a long time you know that would not be new to Google reuse part of a project of a cell already available. The Nexus 5 was related to the LG G2, while the Nexus 6 did not deny its roots Moto X 2014. With that in mind, this rumor about the HTC Nexus most basic being inspired by the One A9 makes perfect sense.
the most interesting part of all this is that the source believes that Google does not “copy” only the camera specifications, battery, screen and memory, but also be able to see a Nexus device line count microSD card slot. Google has always been against this type of implementation, by claiming that the user’s data is unprotected, but as Android now has native feature that integrates the external memory to the internal generating a storage-only memory, perhaps this rumor to have some foundation.
Although there is a lot of information about the most Blocky version of the Nexus 2016. the Knowyourmobile site says that the device would already be in testing at this time with the Android N, with pressure technology on the screen, similar to that it is found in the last iPhone. Does this model is inspired by the so praised HTC 10?
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