Google's venture into handheld mobile devices takes form in Google Nexus phones. Although Google Nexus phones are not as popular and high-earning as those with Apple and Samsung, it is safe to say that it is also faring well in sales compared to other brands that are with the same level with Google Nexus.
Additionally, it really isn't very fair and logical to compare Google Nexus specs with Apple and Samsung gadgets because Google Nexus phones are not marketed to be as high-end like the two big gadget companies mentioned. Currently, there are speculations that Google might release a new version of their gadget which will be called Google Nexus 2016.
The speculations get stronger as the previous Google Nexus phones goes on sale for discounted prices. The BitBag reports that people can actually buy Google Nexus 6P models on Newegg with $100 off the original price.
In terms of aesthetics, Google Nexus 6P is actually not far behind from popular phones in the market. Google Nexus 6P is available in three shades: Graphite, Aluminum and Matte Gold. There are 32, 64 and 128 GB variants of the said phone. Selling price starts at $399 for 32GB units with the 64GB sold for $499 and 128GB variant sold for $549.
Google is reportedly set to launch both the Google Android N together with Google Nexus 2016 on a joint event. Performance-wise, Google Nexus phones can really deliver and seldom disappoints users since popular phone maker HTC is the company behind Google Nexus phones.
The soon to be released Google Nexus 2016 is said to have two variants, Sailfish and Marlin. The Sailfish variant is said to be a combination of both metal and plastic with a Quad-core processor and powerful camera boasting of 12MP in the rear and 8MP in the front. The Marlin variant is quite similar to the Sailfish variant and it is commonly compared to the HTC 10 in terms of physical appearance.
