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Nexus 4, Nexus 7 and Nexus 10 -- Google's 'pure Android' mobile devices

Google's Nexus devices are sold directly from the Google Play Store, unlocked and running the latest version of Android, 4.2 Jelly Bean. Right now the Nexus line consists of three devices -- the Nexus 4 smartphone, and two tablets, Nexus 7 and Nexus 10.

The LG Nexus 4 -- the new Nexus phone, priced at $299 for the 8GB version and $349 for the 16GB version. It's pentaband unlocked GSM, with an HSPA+ 42 radio. Google recently introduced a white version of the device, and started offering an official bumper case with both colors.
The Nexus 7 refresh -- the 8GB version, which was one of the launch versions in 2012, has been dropped. The Nexus 7 now comes in either 16GB or 32GB configurations for $199 and $249, respectively. An unlocked, HSPA+ 21 data-enabled version is also available for $299 (with 32GB of storage) pre-packaged with either an AT&T or T-Mobile SIM card.
The Samsung Nexus 10 -- a 10-inch tablet built by Samsung with a ultra-high-resolution screen (2560x1600). The 16GB version is $399, and the 32GB version is $499. There is no cellular data-enabled version of the Nexus 10 at this time.

Latest Nexus news:

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Googler hints at time of Play Store Nexus 4/10 availability [updated]

by Alex Dobie

Nov 12, 2012

Updated: Launch Tuesday morning Euro time now on the cards? Update: Keuchel has updated his post, indicating that Google has "stepped on the gas" and as such, the plan is to start taki...

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From the forums: Can I buy a Nexus 4 from another country's Google Play Store?

by Richard Devine

Nov 11, 2012

This one was borne in our burgeoning Google Nexus 4 forums, and prompted us to do a little digging around in Google's support pages. The OP from forums member jerryberry83 read like this: Hi...

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Light Flow updated with Nexus 4 and GMail 4.2 support

by Andrew Martonik

Nov 09, 2012

Light Flow has been a go-to app for users that want to keep their device's notification LED flashing appropriately. It gained a lot of popularity with the Galaxy Nexus given stock Android's ...

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Android Central 115: On the eve of the new Nexus

by Phil Nickinson

Nov 09, 2012

Thing 1: Even more Nexus news LG Nexus 4 review The case for an on-contract T-Mobile Nexus 4 The Nexus Phone family: Four generations of Android 'Adamantium, unobtaniu...

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Sprint Galaxy Nexus, Nexus S factory images now available

by Andrew Martonik

Nov 07, 2012

One of the greatest parts of owning a Nexus is the software support from Google. Now this goes beyond just updates, as Google also posts complete "factory images" for Nexus devices so that...

There are 12 comments

SwedBear says:

Sigh, time to again find ways around Google's stupid decision not to allow everyone buy from Google Play Store. Come on google, us Swedes love new tech and gadgets. Open up the Google Play Store for us too.

Posted on Oct 30 2012 | 10:14 am - 33 weeks ago
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Stennan says:

Shipping and taxes my fellow Swede, shipping and taxes.

Posted on Oct 30 2012 | 10:22 am - 33 weeks ago
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Not sure what you mean. I can buy Kindle from Amazon (but weirdly only from Amazon.com, not UK), I can buy all sorts of gadgets via Amazon, Expansys, Apple etc. etc. so I do not see any reason for google NOT to start offer this to Sweden and other countries especially since they now are offering it to Uk, France, Germany and Spain ...

I'm heading to CES though in January so I can pick one up there or get my uncle in Germany to buy one for me I guess ... except he isn't the most tech-savy so to get him to get a Google account is not easy ...

Posted on Oct 30 2012 | 11:15 am - 33 weeks ago
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jian9007 says:

Though I live in the US, I thought that 3 was carrying the Nexus 4 in Sweden (for like 4595 Kronors or something). That's high compared to Google Play price though. That's like around $800 US dollars if my calculations are correct! Damn. I'm glad I'm in Texas.

Posted on Oct 31 2012 | 3:52 am - 33 weeks ago
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KQ9 says:

Wtf. I literally just got my 16gb for 250. -.
why does this keep on happening to me :/

Posted on Oct 30 2012 | 10:19 am - 33 weeks ago
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mezmryz03 says:

If you read these blogs you usually get a nice heads up for this kind of thing. Gotta come here more often maybe.

Posted on Oct 30 2012 | 10:34 am - 33 weeks ago
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machwh says:

You could _try_ to return it? Don't distance selling regs mean you can do that if you're quick?

Posted on Oct 30 2012 | 11:04 am - 33 weeks ago
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I could try..but I got it in Malaysia and returning things policy isn't that common, it's been officially released here recently, and until the 32gb comes around its also going to lag compared to US. Also officially here its actually 350 USD instead of 250. Different worlds we live in :/.

Posted on Oct 30 2012 | 6:12 pm - 33 weeks ago
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badboysidd says:

this r scary times.. each compnies are out for our money.. one product after other is being launched.. so many new categories have been launched.. smart phone, phablet, tablet, tablet mini.. things sometimes u dont need.. things which u buy n get out dated within 6 months.. i mean this a mad war between google n apple to prove who is better than other.. i know the end result will be good for the consumers when u have so much variety to choose from. but if i m buyin something i dont want it to b out dated in 6 months or so. if this continues soon or later ppl will get fed up b'coz every month or week each company will launch something new n out class the other n we will feel we missed out on something.

Posted on Oct 30 2012 | 10:30 am - 33 weeks ago
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Oryan says:

The next big thing is always coming out every six months true. But the power in these nexus devices basically future proofs them for at least 1 year maybe 2. Yes better ones will come out next year. But these ones *should* have the power to do everything they can do assuming there is no new tech being added.