Smartphone Nexus 4

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Latest Nexus smartphone Nexus 4, Nexus 4 is reported to have sold one million units. Mobile collaboration of Google and LG's managed to score the number of sales within three months. The sales figures are predictions from xda-developers forum member named draugaz. The prediction is based on the serial number of the shipment he traced Nexus 4.

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Google Nexus 4 review

The latest Nexus smartphone is actually made by LG

Previous Nexus smartphones were manufactured by HTC and Samsung (twice), but Google likes to share things around and so this handset is made by LG. Now LG's handsets haven't wowed us to the extent of those two brands of late, although the LG Optimus 4X HD provided plenty of bang for the buck.
BUILD AND LOOKS
The Nexus 4 is a pretty bland handset at first glance, with none of the opinion-splitting design cues from the LG's Prada range, which have since spread to some other models. The front is practically featureless, thanks to the use of software buttons on the display itself. The screen has nicely curved edges too, so it fits almost seamlessly into the rest of the body.
Turn it sideways and it's slender, but not stick-thin, at 9.1mm. That said it's very comfortable to hold thanks to its sloped-off edges (they're too curved to be called bevelled), the power button is easy to find with either hand.

It's slender, but far from a record beater
The showpiece is on the rear of the handset, where the backplate is formed of hundreds of little glittery pixels beneath the surface, and beneath the Nexus and LG logos. They catch the light and the pattern changes as you twist the phone. It's a nice effect but can't make up for the fact that this phone is made up from a number of plastic elements rather than having a sleek polycarbonate or metal unibody.

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