There’s not even a full week left of August, and as we get closer to October, we’ve got to begin to see more of the upcoming Google Nexus Prime, right? Well, no, but the likelihood is great and according to what you see above, the Prime may have just received its WiFi Certification.
While it’s obviously no surprise that the next Nexus handset will be WiFi-enabled, it’s just one step closer to making the handset become a reality. Expected to land sometime in October, we may see an official announcement of the handset sometime in mid to late September, which could disrupt the launch of another Verizon phone people have been looking forward to.
The rumored specs for the Nexus Prime sound like a dream come true to any geek out there. The massive 4.5+ inch display may not be everyone’s favorite but considering it will most likely be a Super AMOLED HD display with a resolution of 1280 x 720, I know I’ll be fine with all of that screen real estate in my pocket. It’s expected to ship with a 1.5GHz TI OMAP dual-core processor, best in class camera with advanced low-light performance, and likely NFC. Of course, these are just the rumored specs and we’re sure Big G may still have something up its sleeve with this release.
Expected to support LTE, it seems that the Nexus Prime is destined for Verizon. While some may have thought that Big Red passed on the Galaxy S 2 for the Nexus Prime, we still have to wait and see what the Stratosphere is all about, which is set to debut alongside the Bionic next month, according to the leaked roadmap. If this is true, we have our doubts that it’s the Nexus Prime, but a similar phone to the Galaxy S 2, with a couple of tweaks and with no Galaxy branding.
Anyone already dead set on the Nexus Prime, even without seeing any official specs?
[Via: Droid-Life]