These days, many Android enthusiasts question why Google chose to kill the widely beloved Nexus line in 2016, in favor of a newly branded Pixel phones designed and manufactured by its own teams.

Learn more. Please also consider subscribing to WIRED This fall, with the expected release of Android 5.0, Google might completely reinvent its Nexus smartphone program: Instead of partnering with ...

let’s go over the company’s smartphone journey over the past 15 years. From the Nexus One to the latest Google Pixel, they’re all here. The Android Dev Phone 1 wasn’t destined for retail ...

New hardware, Android M release details at Google's hardware event. — -- Google unveiled two new Nexus smartphones today at an event in San Francisco boasting internal improvements ...

But like most of the Android phones that have debuted since the T-Mobile G1 in November 2008, the Nexus One is a clear evolutionary improvement on its predecessors. It displaces Verizon Wireless's ...

On Monday, Google announced its flagship Nexus line of phones will be among the first to get their hands on the latest and greatest version of the company’s Android operating system ...

Phones Google Nexus 5 Smartphone Review - The Best Android Phone Currently For under $400, the Nexus 5 represents the best of what Google can deliver right now with Android.

A gorgeous screen, business-class security, and Android 4 push this smartphone to a new level. Too bad about the several flaws Topics Spotlight: Prioritizing your AI investments Videos Newsletters ...

It doesn’t offer as many features as other top-of-the-line Android phones, and it doesn’t make much of a case for keeping Google’s Nexus phone lineup around. But after spending more time ...

I've been using my Nexus 4 pretty much exclusively for the last two months as I haven't received many samples of other phones over the holiday period. I've taken it everywhere with me and it has ...