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Nexus 5 Pre-Release/Speculation Thread

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Artem Ruslovski's (spelled that wrong but I'm mobile right now) g+ page is actually pretty interesting. He's posted 5 or so leaks he doesn't feel confident enough about posting to AP.

One of them was the release date for 4.4 being listed as October 31st, but the information was about a month old so could obviously change

Could be more relevant as the nearer rumored date approaches with no press announcement
 
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Artem Ruslovski's (spelled that wrong but I'm mobile right now) g+ page is actually pretty interesting. He's posted 5 or so leaks he doesn't feel confident enough about posting to AP.

One of them was the release date for 4.4 being listed as October 31st, but the information was about a month old so could obviously change

Could be more relevant as the nearer rumored date approaches with no press announcement

I go for android 4.4 released on oct. 14 trust me on this there is a article that is my source but I'm too lazy right now gotta do some coding
 
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Artem Ruslovski's (spelled that wrong but I'm mobile right now) g+ page is actually pretty interesting. He's posted 5 or so leaks he doesn't feel confident enough about posting to AP.

One of them was the release date for 4.4 being listed as October 31st, but the information was about a month old so could obviously change

Could be more relevant as the nearer rumored date approaches with no press announcement

Excellent g+ recomendation, just added him to a circle. tx!
 
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It's quite possible the N5 could be supplied with 2 different batteries, if the chassis is based on the G2 then if I'm not very much mistaken then the Korean Version of the G2 has a removable 2300 battery whilst the G2 I have here in the UK comes with a 3000 fixed battery

The issue is that the Nexus 5 has a smaller frame, so fitting a larger battery in it would be tough. Though a second model may exist, we've not seen any concrete evidence like an FCC approval documents.
 
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The issue is that the Nexus 5 has a smaller frame, so fitting a larger battery in it would be tough. Though a second model may exist, we've not seen any concrete evidence like an FCC approval documents.

Not that I believe in this double battery rumor, but they wouldn't need another FCC approval if all they did was double the storage and add a larger battery.
 
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Not that I believe in this double battery rumor, but they wouldn't need another FCC approval if all they did was double the storage and add a larger battery.

Well, since I have doubts that it would fit in the same Nexus 5 shell, that's have to make a completely different model with a separate model number as a result. Thus it would have have to be certified again by the fcc. At least that's my logic.
 
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Well, since I have doubts that it would fit in the same Nexus 5 shell, that's have to make a completely different model with a separate model number as a result. Thus it would have have to be certified again by the fcc. At least that's my logic.

If all they did was make the back cover a little deeper to accommodate a slightly larger battery, would that still require another FCC approval?
 
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If all they did was make the back cover a little deeper to accommodate a slightly larger battery, would that still require another FCC approval?

It might, because FCC documents have exact dimensions of the device listed on it. If you change any of the 3 dimensions, it would have to either be amended or have a whole separate entry.
 
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