server is increasingly convinced that the arrival of the Nexus 5 and Android 4.4 KitKat will end up as the tale of ‘Peter and the Wolf’, after many leaks and rumors, after so many conjectures and assumptions visionaries advancing the date of filing of the new Google , end result that the Mountain View will filter the day of the actual date and no one will give any credibility. At the end of the day, is the kind of risks involved with marketing campaigns such as the one holding the U.S. giant. Just in case we we bring you the last date now related to the alleged Released: October 31.
Given the suspicions that this hypothesis can lift between the respectable, we would note first of all that at no time we took the dates of the hat, but we take for good information that come from sources that, in many other times have proven unreliable. However, both sources ourselves we miss the mark – not the first time right? – That if you always go ahead our firm intention to keep you informed truthfully.
Google Play as the first stop of the Nexus 5 before deployment
After being eliminated definitely
options October 15 and non-event Google held yesterday, the latest leaks are now moving to October 31 as the target date to launch the smartphone manufactured by LG to the Mountain View. In fact, the expected Nexus 5 may appear first in Google Play as a prelude to the start of their deployment among U.S. companies and canadieses, which could begin to receive around to November 8. With everything and that is not the first time that Android Help I talked ocubre 31 as the possible date marked in red on the calendar Google .
true and to curl a little curl in one of the latest renderings that we have offered, the Nexus 5 appeared adorned with the logo of the Canadian operator Telus. Simple is coincidence or clue that the new Google smartphone is finalizing its final details before its final production? Either way, this is not just another filtration without official confirmation by the company based in Mountain View, so we have no choice but to keep waiting for news.
Source: MobileSyrup Via: Ubergizmo
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