LG recently announced the extremely popular Nexus 4 smartphone with a fresh coat of paint. The new variant of Nexus 4 is already available for purchase in India for Rs.25,990.

The Nexus 4 is back in stock in the German Play Store and should be available in the U.S Play Store within a couple of hours.

A new video shows LG’s first Nexus handset up close, and to be quite honest, it looks gorgeous.

Google has sent out press invites for an Android event, which the company is going to hold on October 29th in NYC.

A couple of pictures of what is apparently the Nexus handset from Sony has made its way on Picasa.

The folks over at Android Police have got their hands on the GMail APK of Android 4.2. that shows contains many new features including the ability to pinch-to-zoom in an email.

The pictures of the next Nexus handset from LG and Google has leaked online.

The next Nexus handset will be made by LG and will sport similar specs to the LG Optimus G.

When Samsung announced the Galaxy S3 earlier this month, quite a few die-hard techies were disappointed with the SoC of the handset. The Exynos 4 Quad SoC inside the SGS3 is a beast in every sense, but it packs in 4 “older” generation Cortex-A9 cores instead of the latest Cortex-A15 architecture. The Qualcomm S4 (Krait) SoC [...]

According to a new rumor, the Google Nexus tablet will be priced at $149. It’ll be a lower spec’d variant of the Asus MeMo 370T which was unveiled at CES 2012.

According to one of the Engadget’s trusted sources, Google will start rolling out the Ice Cream Sandwich update for the Nexus S in the coming “few weeks”.

A leaked Japanese ad of the Google Nexus Prime has confirmed its existence along with detailed configuration just hours before its unveiling.

The folks over at MyDroidWorld have managed to get their hands on a leaked video of Ice Cream Sandwich running on the Nexus Prime, along with some tasty screenshots.

Samsung’s Nexus Prime teaser video gets stopped and chopped, while more rumours about the Android flagship internals come out.

Some pictures of the next version of Android – Ice Cream Sandwich – have leaked online. These screenshots give us a sneak-peek of what to expect in the next version of Android.