Google might not go for Nexus branding for its upcoming Android smartphones
Google might not go for Nexus branding for its upcoming Android smartphones
Google's upcoming Android flagship devices will reportedly have its own branding, instead of the Nexus name, suggests a new disclosure.Google is believed to unveil two Android high-end models, codenamed Sailfish and Marlin, manufactured by HTC, soon.Google's forthcoming Android models, according to information shared by Android Central, are expected to have Google brand on the front and centre.
HTC Nexus Sailfish And Marlin Will Not Feature Stock Android & Eliminate The Nexus Brand
HTC Nexus Sailfish And Marlin Will Not Feature Stock Android & Eliminate The Nexus Brand
HTC Nexus Sailfish And Marlin Will Not Feature Stock Android & Eliminate The Nexus Brand By Ramish ZafarAdvertisementGoogle's Nexus devices for this year have been making consistent rounds in the rumor mill.We've managed to gather quite a lot about the devices, which paints a good picture for them.For starters, both the HTC Nexus Sailfish and Marlin will feature a rather unique design.
Android Is Getting Better, Nexus Is Getting Worse
Android Is Getting Better, Nexus Is Getting Worse
Another year, another update to Android.While Google has gotten better at delivering a compelling experience on its mobile OS, it's hard to say the same about its attempts at rolling out flagship phones.As someone who has owned every single Nexus from the Galaxy Nexus all the way up to the Nexus 5X, it's sad to see the company lose its way.
Google Nexus brand could be dropped for Google's own Android smartphones
Google Nexus brand could be dropped for Google's own Android smartphones
Justin Sullivan / GettyGoogle could be about to drop the name 'Nexus' from its line of Android devices.ADVERTISEMENTThe company controls the design and marketing of its Nexus products, leaving the manufacturing to third parties such as Huawei, LG and Samsung.But now, according to reports from Android Central, Google is set to drop the Nexus name altogether and brand its phones under the Google logo.
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