Nexus 5 Update: Google, LG Android Successor Leaked Online

Even now, it's difficult for Indians to find one from Google Play store, but LG must be really proud with its acclaimed Google branded Nexus 4 device. Surely, the South Korean giant is all set to unleash a sequel to the LG made Nexus 4 device. The device which sells for around Rs. 16,500 in the US market ( unlocked) has been seen as a true competitor to the Samsung Galaxy S3 and Apple iPhone 5.

Last week, Samsung has announced the coming of mighty Galaxy S4 in a event held at New York. So, it is belieavable to some extent that Google along with LG would like to write success story once again with Nexus 5.

Yes! You heard it right. As buzzed by AndroidandMe, the successor Nexus 5 dubbed as " LG Megalodon," has been reportedly rumored to be announced later this year. As per the site, this juicy information was shared by one of the folks over at Google. The report also leaked an alleged image displayed the prototype device. It is said that Google is currently in an advanced stage to finalize true Nexus 5 device.

Last year LG was selected to sell Nexus 4 device and this time it could be some another major player. Back in 2012, it was reported that Sony along with Motorola , could announce Nexus branded devices in future.

As per reports, LG Nexus 5 device is said to have a 5.2-inch FHD OLED display , 2.3-GHz Quad Core Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor, 3GB of RAM , LTE , HSPA +, 16GB/32GB/64GB of internal storage and 3,300mAh battery. The camera fitted inside the device would be able to record videos( 16MP camera ? ) in 4K format at 30fps and 1080p HD videos at 60fps. Going by the above mentioned specs, it would be safe to say that the device could blow the Samsung Galaxy S4 like anything.

Right now , an average high-end device these days come with 2GB of RAM ducked inside. So, later in 2013, one could expect 3GB RAM to be a natural progression.

Sony is also said to be working on a smartphone with 6.0-inch of display coupled with 3GB of RAM. When it comes to 4K technology , there are currently number of service providers and hardware manufacturers ready to invest their resources. But is advicable to take this information as a pich of salt.

Neither LG nor Google, has come out in open to say anything related to LG" Megalondon". But if the device is real then one could see the offcial unveiling at Google I/O 2013. Logically, the unveiling could be delayed due to the fact that Google's very own Motorola is about to come up with Motorola X, at the same event.