but it was a polarizing change from the affordable Nexus phones of yore. The first Nexus device launched back in 2010 as Google teamed up with HTC. The result was a phone that definitely seemed of ...

These days, many Android enthusiasts question why Google chose to kill the widely beloved Nexus line in 2016, in favor of a newly branded Pixel phones designed and manufactured by its own teams.

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Whatever you call it, the Nexus 5 behaves as Google wants it to, not as LG, AT&T, T-Mobile nor anyone else wants it to. Phone Scoop has an in-depth review of Android 4.4 KitKat available here.

A leaked image offers the clearest look yet at what might be the iPhone 17 Air, showcasing a design reminiscent of Google’s Nexus 6P.

An earlier line of Android phones and tablets from Google. Introduced in 2010, five years later, the Nexus brand evolved into the Pixel; however, both are "pure Android," which has only Google ...

Beyond that, Google’s Nexus phones get the latest Android software as soon as it’s released while carrier-branded phones often take months or even longer to get updates. By the time carrier ...

For the first time, you have a choice between two new Nexus phones. Here's what you need to know before you buy. 9 years, 3 months By Ajay Kumar Google Nexus 6P vs. iPhone 6s Plus: Flagship ...

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Google's upcoming release of the next version of Android OS will abandon support for all Nexus-branded phones and its sole remaining tablet product, Pixel C, ending future updates for products ...

"LG says it simply built as many phones as Google asked for, a number based on the sales of previous Nexus phones, such as the Nexus S," says CNET. The Nexus 4 is a relatively inexpensive ...