TechHive: The low-cost Nexus 4 smartphone is gone for good

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The low-cost Nexus 4 smartphone is gone for good Sep 3rd 2013, 14:20, by Jared Newman If you didn't already snag Google's 8 GB Nexus 4 smartphone at its lower price of $200, it's too late now. The 8 GB model is sold out at the U.S. Google Play Store, and it won't be restocked, according to The Verge. The 16 GB Nexus 4 remains on sale for $250, though it's unclear whether Google will restock the more expensive model. Google reduced the prices of both models by $100 just a week ago. At the time, the price cuts looked like a preemptive strike against a rumored cheaper iPhone from Apple; now it just seems like Google is clearing inventory. But for what? Rumor has it that a "Nexus 5" is in the works, but details have been scarce so far. LG, which produced the Nexus 4, said in May that it is not working on a follow-up, despite several reports to the contrary. A couple of otherreports have claimed that Motorola will actually produce the Nexus 5. At this point, there's not a lot of certainty about who will make the next Nexus, how much it will cost or what it will look like. To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Media files: lg_nexus4_white-01-100039242-small.jpg

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