The new Nexus device will be made by LG, which makes some of the best looking displays period. On top of that, it's also going to have 2 GB of RAM and 8 GB of internal storage. Now that might sound like a little bit of a weird thing especially considering that there's no micro SD card slot. But the important thing to know is that this is going to be a budget device right now.

The rumors are suggesting that this will mostly be sold directly through Google so this isn't a huge surprise. If you go to .google.com, right now you can buy from Google the Nexus 7 as well as the Galaxy Nexus. However, the interesting thing here is it actually may be the only way to get it in some places.

Instead of going and buying it from a carrier or from Best Buy or wherever else you'll buy it directly from Google without any kind of contract and get the phone for probably somewhere around $400. Now before you guys all freak out, $400 that's way too much. Keep in mind that this is with no contract.

So for example if you want to buy something like the iPhone 5 without a contract it's going to run you something like $650. Where it gets more interesting is that we may see more than one Nexus device this year. Several rumors have pegged that Google's actually going to start doing more than just one tablet and one phone of course with different sizes, different prices, and all that kind of stuff.

And what we may see is an HTC Nexus 5 the other day HTC announced the J butterfly now this is a Japanese model phone however the specs are just ridiculous. So for starters it's got all the kind of normal things like a Snapdragon S4 processor 2 GB of RAM Jelly Bean all the kind of super high-end stuff that you would expect.

However really really is impressive is in the screen it has a 5-in display with a resolution wait for it 1920 x 1080 so yes this actually has the same resolution as your 70-in plasma TV on a 5-in phone. Yes, yes now we don't know for sure that HTC is going to be making a Nexus version of the butterfly however the specs do line up with what we've heard about a supposed Nexus 5 and considering that the butterfly is a real phone that they've already designed.

They've got a lot of the work done if they did want to make a Nexus version of it it would be all that difficult maybe change the hardware a little bit a few tweaks here and there throw a version of Android 4.2 on there and they're good to go. And if that wasn't enough Android awesomeness for you here's another one.

It looks very plausible that there could be a brand new Samsung Nexus 10 tablet coming now this one is a little bit sketchy we don't have a lot of information on it and we don't even know if it's going to be shipping next week or next month or even next year. The idea here is that this would be a 10-in tablet manufactured by Samsung which was slot above the Nexus 7 in the range to go after the iPad.

The giveaway that this is going to be an iPad killer is in the screen the rumor resolution is going to be 2560 x600 now that is pretty much as high resolution as it gets. Not only is that way better than the iPad's Retina Display but it even matches some of the best 27 and 30-in computer monitors on the market.

Combine all of this with a new Android 4.2 update and come Monday there are going to be a lot of really excited Android fans so I'm curious to know guys what do you think about all of these new updates personally I think the Nexus 4 looks pretty good but man that Nexus 5 has got my name written all over it.

Don't forget to hit up that like button if you enjoyed and if you're interested in the full recap of whatever Google announces next Monday be sure to subscribe to the channel as I will be doing a full recap as soon as the event is over anyway guys I will catch you in the next one.

WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhey guys this is Austin and today I'm here with what to expect at the new Google event next week so there's a lot of rumors going around about all kinds of things we might be seeing including Android 4.2 a new Nexus 4 and a new Nexus 5 phone as well as a new Nexus 10 tablet it looks like the Nexus 4 is going to be based on the LG Optimus G this is actually a really impressive looking handset now only just have one of the new Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro processors technical jargon aside it's quad core and it's probably going to be about the fastest thing you can get in any phone out there but it's also of course as a Nexus device going to be running Pure Stock Android take a closer look at the Nexus 4 and you'll see it has more than a passing resemblance to the Samsung Galaxy Nexus now of course this is going to be made by LG and some of the design things I've got to admit aren't really that exciting to me so for starters if you look at it it's a very boring phone I don't mean that in the bad way but in the it's not particularly exciting way as far as specs go it's going to have a 4.7 in IPS display with a resolution of 1280 x 720 now on paper that looks very similar to the Galaxy Nexus however this is not going to be pentile which Tech jonite is going to be better just just roll with it it's also going to be made by LG of course who makes some of the best looking displays period on top of that it's also going to have 2 GB of RAM it's only going to have 8 GB of internal storage now that might sound like a little bit of a weird thing especially considering that there's no micro SD card slot but the important thing to know is that this is going to be a budget device right now the rumors are suggesting that this will mostly be sold directly through Google so this isn't a huge surprise so for example if you go to .g google.com right now you can buy from Google the Nexus 7 as well as the Galaxy Nexus however the interesting thing here is it actually may be the only way to get it in some places so instead of going and buying it from a carrier or from Best Buy or wherever else you'll buy it directly from Google without any kind of contract and get the phone for probably somewhere around $400 now before you guys all freak out $400 that's way too much keep in mind that this is with no contract so for example if you want to buy something like the iPhone 5 without a contract it's going to run you something like $650 where it gets more interest interesting is that we may see more than one Nexus device this year so several rumors have pegged that Google's actually going to start doing more than just one tablet and one phone of course have different sizes different prices and all that kind of stuff and what we may see is an HTC Nexus 5 the other day HTC announced the J butterfly now this is a Japanese model phone however the specs are just ridiculous so for starters it's got all the kind of normal things like a Snapdragon S4 processor 2 GB of RAM Jelly Bean all the kind of super high-end stuff that you would expect however really really is impressive is in the screen it has a 5-in display with a resolution wait for it 1920 x 1080 so yes this actually has the same resolution as your 70-in plasma TV on a 5-in phone yes yes now we don't know for sure that HTC is going to be making a Nexus version of the butterfly however the specs do line up with what we've heard about a supposed Nexus 5 and considering that the butterfly is a real phone that they've already designed they've got a lot the work done if they did want to make a Nexus version of it it would be all that difficult maybe change the hardware a little bit a few tweaks here and there throw a version of Android 4.2 on there and they're good to go and if that wasn't enough Android awesomeness for you here's another one it looks very plausible that there could be a brand new Samsung Nexus 10 tablet coming now this one is a little bit sketchy we don't have a lot of information on it and we don't even know if it's going to be shipping next week or next month or even next year the idea here is that this would be a 10-in tablet manufactured by Samsung which was slot above the Nexus 7 in the range to go after the iPad the giveaway that this is going to be an iPad killer is in the screen the rumor resolution is going to be 2560 x600 now that is pretty much as high resolution as it gets not only is that way better than the iPad's Retina Display but it even matches some of the best 27 and 30-in computer monitors on the market combine all of this with a new Android 4.2 update and come Monday there are going to be a lot of really excited Android fans so I'm curious to know guys what do you think about all of these new updates personally I think the Nexus 4 looks pretty good but man that Nexus 5 has got my my name written all over it don't forget to hit up that like button if you enjoyed and if you're interested in the full recap of whatever Google announces next Monday be sure to subscribe to the channel as I will be doing a full recap as soon as the event is over anyway guys I will catch you in the next onehey guys this is Austin and today I'm here with what to expect at the new Google event next week so there's a lot of rumors going around about all kinds of things we might be seeing including Android 4.2 a new Nexus 4 and a new Nexus 5 phone as well as a new Nexus 10 tablet it looks like the Nexus 4 is going to be based on the LG Optimus G this is actually a really impressive looking handset now only just have one of the new Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro processors technical jargon aside it's quad core and it's probably going to be about the fastest thing you can get in any phone out there but it's also of course as a Nexus device going to be running Pure Stock Android take a closer look at the Nexus 4 and you'll see it has more than a passing resemblance to the Samsung Galaxy Nexus now of course this is going to be made by LG and some of the design things I've got to admit aren't really that exciting to me so for starters if you look at it it's a very boring phone I don't mean that in the bad way but in the it's not particularly exciting way as far as specs go it's going to have a 4.7 in IPS display with a resolution of 1280 x 720 now on paper that looks very similar to the Galaxy Nexus however this is not going to be pentile which Tech jonite is going to be better just just roll with it it's also going to be made by LG of course who makes some of the best looking displays period on top of that it's also going to have 2 GB of RAM it's only going to have 8 GB of internal storage now that might sound like a little bit of a weird thing especially considering that there's no micro SD card slot but the important thing to know is that this is going to be a budget device right now the rumors are suggesting that this will mostly be sold directly through Google so this isn't a huge surprise so for example if you go to .g google.com right now you can buy from Google the Nexus 7 as well as the Galaxy Nexus however the interesting thing here is it actually may be the only way to get it in some places so instead of going and buying it from a carrier or from Best Buy or wherever else you'll buy it directly from Google without any kind of contract and get the phone for probably somewhere around $400 now before you guys all freak out $400 that's way too much keep in mind that this is with no contract so for example if you want to buy something like the iPhone 5 without a contract it's going to run you something like $650 where it gets more interest interesting is that we may see more than one Nexus device this year so several rumors have pegged that Google's actually going to start doing more than just one tablet and one phone of course have different sizes different prices and all that kind of stuff and what we may see is an HTC Nexus 5 the other day HTC announced the J butterfly now this is a Japanese model phone however the specs are just ridiculous so for starters it's got all the kind of normal things like a Snapdragon S4 processor 2 GB of RAM Jelly Bean all the kind of super high-end stuff that you would expect however really really is impressive is in the screen it has a 5-in display with a resolution wait for it 1920 x 1080 so yes this actually has the same resolution as your 70-in plasma TV on a 5-in phone yes yes now we don't know for sure that HTC is going to be making a Nexus version of the butterfly however the specs do line up with what we've heard about a supposed Nexus 5 and considering that the butterfly is a real phone that they've already designed they've got a lot the work done if they did want to make a Nexus version of it it would be all that difficult maybe change the hardware a little bit a few tweaks here and there throw a version of Android 4.2 on there and they're good to go and if that wasn't enough Android awesomeness for you here's another one it looks very plausible that there could be a brand new Samsung Nexus 10 tablet coming now this one is a little bit sketchy we don't have a lot of information on it and we don't even know if it's going to be shipping next week or next month or even next year the idea here is that this would be a 10-in tablet manufactured by Samsung which was slot above the Nexus 7 in the range to go after the iPad the giveaway that this is going to be an iPad killer is in the screen the rumor resolution is going to be 2560 x600 now that is pretty much as high resolution as it gets not only is that way better than the iPad's Retina Display but it even matches some of the best 27 and 30-in computer monitors on the market combine all of this with a new Android 4.2 update and come Monday there are going to be a lot of really excited Android fans so I'm curious to know guys what do you think about all of these new updates personally I think the Nexus 4 looks pretty good but man that Nexus 5 has got my my name written all over it don't forget to hit up that like button if you enjoyed and if you're interested in the full recap of whatever Google announces next Monday be sure to subscribe to the channel as I will be doing a full recap as soon as the event is over anyway guys I will catch you in the next one