Google in conjunction with South Korean company LG has added another feather of achievement unto what they had in terms innovations as the companies unveiled officially, the much talked about Nexus 4 smartphone and a larger version of the 7-inch tablet that the company began selling in July under the Nexus brand on Monday, despite the cancellation of the Google event due to the hurricane Sandy plaguing the United States.
The Nexus 4 smartphone is being made by LG Electronics and features an update to Google’s Android 4.2 system, also known as Jelly Bean.
The larger Nexus tablet is being made by Samsung Electronics Co. and features a 10-inch display screen, about the same size as Apple Inc.’s top-selling iPad.
The Nexus 10 tablet with 16 gigabytes of storage will sell for $399. That’s $100 less than the comparable version of the latest iPad.
The Nexus goes on sale in Google’s online store Nov. 13.
