Google's
rumoured Nexus smartphone, codenamed 'Sailfish', has surfaced on AnTuTu and
Geekbench benchmarking websites. As per both the benchmark listings, the Google
Nexus Sailfish smartphone runs Android NMR1 (Android Nougat Manufacturer
Release 1).
The Nexus
Sailfish handset is also expected to feature a full-HD (1080x1920 pixels)
resolution display and quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor, clubbed
with 4GB RAM. The listing suggests the device to house 32GB inbuilt storage as
well. On the camera front, the Nexus Sailfish might come with an 8MP
front-facing camera along with a 13MP rear camera.
On the
homescreen, the regular Google search bar has been removed from the top and
shows up as a small icon on the top corner of the screen. More functionality
might be integrated into the Google icon in future. There is also an option to
turn off the icon under settings.
A redesigned
Google Now on Tap design is also in tow. It is expected to arrive along with
the new launcher in the upcoming Nexus handsets.
The two
rumoured Google Nexus devices are being said to be created by HTC. The
Taiwanese tech giant in the past has worked with Google to launch the Nexus
tablet. The second device codenamed 'Marlin' is supposed to be more powerful
than 'Sailfish'.
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