Huawei is prepping up to release another mobile device on the market. Recent news and updates revealed that Huawei's manager has confirmed the making of another Nexus device.
It appears that the speculations might have some truth attached to it. For one, it has now been seven months since Huawei began selling its first Nexus smartphone. And consumers are already looking at what Google has planned for its 2016 refresh, reports Engadget.
The search giant typically keeps its manufacturing partners close to its chest, so it has fallen on the Chinese company to start teasing a future device on its behalf and to ensure its authenticity. Charlene Munilall, General Manager of its South African consumer business group, has suggested that Huawei is building another Nexus device, telling the gadget site "we're doing the Nexus again this year, by the way," as cited by the same post.
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It has been presumed that the Nexus devices are one of the most formidable gears released on the market. Moreover, the Chinese company developed its first Nexus device at the end of last year in the form of the Nexus 6P, alongside LG's smaller Nexus 5X, reports Gearburn.
#DEAL: $275 for the Nexus 5X is a hell of a deal. https://t.co/myiOiiOa2Y #android pic.twitter.com/rmDQrvfo2I — Droid Life (@droid_life) June 7, 2016
On a different note, the Nexus 6P has gained much success. Many are projecting that the new device would take over and maintain the dominance and trend. All the same, Nexus devices are typically hitting the market to depict the recent upgrades of its Android modifications.
For instance, the Nexus 5X and 6P featured Android 6.0, while the Nexus 6 touted Android 5.0 upon its release. With that said, the upcoming Nexus device will almost certainly run Android N, the yet-to-be-named next release of Android, and will be launched more or less alongside it before the end of 2016, as noted by the same post.
It is irrefutable that the Nexus phones are considered as one of the staple gears of the Android segment. To prove the latter, it has remained resilient despite the strong competition in the tech sector. And as Huawei's manager affirms a new device is underway, it is anticipated to render thrills for the tech enthusiasts, especially if the device is projected to follow after Nexus 6P's legacy and dominance.
