Google is rumoured to be collaborating with LG once again on a small(ish) screen follow up to the Nexus 5.
Recent reports have suggested that Google has a new Nexus device in the works with Huawei, but that it’ll be another large-screen phablet (this time 5.7-inch) like the Nexus 6.
That will disappoint a lot of people who simply found the 6-inch Nexus 6 to be too big and unwieldy. What such people want is a true successor to 2013’s 4.95-inch Nexus 5.
According to Android Police’s Artem Russakovskii, those people are going to get their wish.
Russakovskii has written a Google+ post highlighting rumours that there will be two Nexus devices launched in 2015. The second one will sport a 5.2-inch display and will be made by LG, the manufacturer behind the Nexus 5.
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As the post points out, this would be the first time Google has launched two Nexus phones in a year. But hey, if Samsung and Apple can do it, why not?
Of course, with a good half of the year to go before we see Google’s plans come to fruition, there’s still plenty of time for a change. After all, this time last year it’s widely held that Google had no intention of launching what became the Nexus 6.
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