There are reports of a new lineup of Nexus devices to be launched at Google's I/O event. Included in this supposed list is the Nexus 8 which, according to sources, possibly exchanged Qualcomm's Snapdragon for Intel's 64-bit quad-core processor and an updated Android version. Originally the Nexus 8 was said to come late April 2014 but was pushed back to the second half of the year, coinciding with the rumors that the new Intel processors were to arrive at the same time. This Series 6 GPU, when shipped with the Intel-equipped Nexus 8, would most likely be a PowerVR G6430 that claims to be 20 times faster than Series 5 cards and five times more efficient. In addition, ASUS might once again be the company behind the Nexus 8. So far that's all the current buzz regarding the Nexus 8 tablet, and you know how it works -- nothing's final until it has been announced. So it's finally out and official -- the Samsung Galaxy Nexus has been revealed and it's powered by Samsung. The Galaxy Nexus is also the first handset to run Google's Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. Read more in our articles including "Nexus 8 to run Intel Moorefield and Android 'Lollipop'?" and "Google+Samsung Galaxy Nexus becomes official!".
There are reports of a new lineup of Nexus devices to be launched at Google's I/O event. Included in this supposed list is the Nexus 8 which, according to sources, possibly exchanged Qualcomm's Snapdragon for Intel's 64-bit quad-core processor and an updated Android version.
Originally the Nexus 8 was said to come late April 2014 but was pushed back to the second half of the year, coinciding with the rumors that the new Intel processors were to arrive at the same time. This Series 6 GPU, when shipped with the Intel-equipped Nexus 8, would most likely be a PowerVR G6430 that claims to be 20 times faster than Series 5 cards and five times more efficient. In addition, ASUS might once again be the company behind the Nexus 8.
Our coverage of nexus 8 includes: "Nexus 8 to run Intel Moorefield and Android 'Lollipop'?"; "Google+Samsung Galaxy Nexus becomes official!"; "Who should make the next Google Nexus smartphone?". Each article provides unique insights and information.