Nexus 2016 Rumors: Upcoming Nexus 2016 Smartphones Will Be Based On HTC 10 And Sport Most Powerful Specs
Speculations are rife that HTC will be manufacturing two Nexus 2016 smartphones this year. The two smartphones are rumored to be codenamed as Sailfish (S1) and Marlin (M1). Both the smartphones are rumored to be based on HTC 10 flagship smartphone.
The Sailfish smartphone is rumored to be a revised edition of HTC 10. However, the Marlin smartphone is expected to be powered by the last Qualcomm SoC, the Snapdragon 821, India Today reported citing information from Reddit. Rumors have it that the SD 821 is the successor of SD 820 that powers flagship smartphones like Galaxy S7, Galaxy S7 Edge, HTC 10, LG G5, Moto Z, Sony Xperia X Performance Xiaomi Mi 5 and OnePlus. This variant is expected to feature 6 GB of RAM.
Other rumors indicate that Snapdragon 821 chipset will be revised version of Snapdragon 820 SoC and the rumored Snapdragon 823 will be the next flagship SoC from Qualcomm. The SD 823 is speculated to be present under the hood of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note 7.
The specifications of HTC Nexus 2016 smartphones are currently under the wraps. However, previous speculations have suggested that one of them will be featuring a 5-inch screen whereas the other smartphone will be equipped with a 5.5-inch display.
There are other rumors that indicate that one of the Nexus 2016 will be built by Huawei. Google had partnered with the Chinese firm in 2015 to launch the Nexus 6P that received positive reception from the critics and users.
Huawei wants to build the popularity in western markets and Google aims to popularize Google Play Store and its other services in China. Hence, speculations are rife that both the company may partner once again this year to release a Nexus 2016 device.
The Google Nexus 2016 smartphones will come preloaded with Android N OS. Since the final version of Android N is expected to be available by August, Nexus 2016 release date is speculated to be scheduled in the same month.
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