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After months of leaky speculation, Google finally released the official details on the Nexus 5, the supersized LG-built successor to the since-departed Nexus 4.
Nexus 5
On the hardware side, the new phone received a bump-up across the spec spectrum, boasting a 5-inch 1080p display powered by a 2.3GHz Snapdragon 800 processor and 2GB of RAM. And yes, it will be 4G/LTE compatible.
Thankfully Google and LG have pumped up the Nexus 5's juice pack to 2300mAH from the 4's 2100mAH. Lackluster battery life dulled our otherwise positive vibes about the Nexus 4. It's hard to say how much the new battery will help until we get our grubby fingers on the device for a hands-on, but the extra power should—in the very least—keep pace with the 5's larger display.
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