is no longer possible to buy a smart phone Google through the official store, the PlayStation Store. And the Nexus 4 sold out long ago and the Mountain View have ceased to market it, giving way to the new generation of smartphones, the Nexus 5. Recently it has been exhausted (in some countries) the stock of Nexus 10, indicating that soon will replace both the current Nexus Nexus 4 and 10 next-generation devices.
the Google Play Store of Spain can still buy the Nexus 10 in its version of 16 GB and the 32 GB. However, the Nexus 4 is not available for quite some time. That “have been” out of stock of this tablet in several of Google Play Store indicates that probably the launch of the new Nexus Nexus Tablet 5 to 10 is closer than we think. Remember that Google’s smartphone and tablet are larger devices that “their turn” to renew.
has been commenting on all media, based on the leaks, the Nexus 5 would be released during this month of October. We’ve been waiting on significant dates to the occurrence of such an event, and yet we are left without seeing even the Nexus 5 on Play Store. Lie. Actually we have seen the Nexus 5 on Google Play Store, but fleetingly, and just that gave us more clues.
Google making noise, approach the new Nexus
Companies know very well what they have to do to be talked of their products, and everyone knows that Google “has a master” in this field. The fact that the Nexus 5 protagonizase one fleeting appearance in the Play Store of Google would be a first clue. The second is found that there is no stock Google Nexus 4. The third is the lack of Nexus stock also 10 shops Play Store. These three points are important, since we could consider them as evidence that the new Nexus device (Nexus October 2013 and Nexus 5) are now closer. No doubt you have to do if replenished the stock of the Nexus 10 countries that have been exhausted, but it would be strange.
‘ll see how events progress in this direction, and of course will keep you updated on what happens with the Nexus 5, and the new tablet’s larger Google.
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