Google to can Nexus brand/





Google to can Nexus brand

Google to can Nexus brand
Google to can Nexus brand
Google plans to drop the Nexus name from its upcoming branded smartphones, according to Android Central.The move would see Google draw a line under the long-running Nexus series, which first began in 2009 with the Nexus One, and continued to last year's Nexus 6P and 5X.According to the report, this year's HTC produced Google Android devices will come to market with a different brand name, which is unknown at this stage, and the new phones are expected to put the "Google" brand at the front of the phones.


The End of the Line for Google Nexus Devices?

The End of the Line for Google Nexus Devices?
The End of the Line for Google Nexus Devices?
No one's suggesting Google's going to end its practise of releasing a reference phone or two late in each year, but in future they might not be branded as Nexus phones.They might be Google phones.Android phones.


Google To Replace Nexus With "G" Logo?

Google To Replace Nexus With "G" Logo?
Google To Replace Nexus With
Nexus fans are keen to know about an upcoming Google Nexus 2016 device.Latest reports claim that the company could ditch the Nexus branding.That means that the new Google mobile devices will not carry the Nexus moniker anymore.


Google Nexus 2016: What will Google call its Nougat phones

Google Nexus 2016: What will Google call its Nougat phones
Google Nexus 2016: What will Google call its Nougat phones
This isn't the first time when we hear such rumblings, but 2016 might mark the first year when Google doesn't come out with a new generation of Nexus devices.That doesn't mean Google decided all of a sudden that it doesn't need a vessel to demo its newest mobile innovation.But the company is simply killing the Nexus branding, only to replace it with a new product family, one that would put Google front and center.


Google saying goodbye to Nexus branding, report says

Google saying goodbye to Nexus branding, report says
Google saying goodbye to Nexus branding, report says
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