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will HTC to release a Nexus smartphones in 2016? According to rumors, things can be.
HTC can create as many as two Nexus devices on Google’s behalf in 2016, according to the latest information.
HTC built Nexus now, apparently , tested, and runs Android N – according GizmoChina – supports the full implementation of the upcoming features 3D touch Google. But it will be not only on the HTC Nexus, Rocks 3D touch; Xiaomi and the OPPO, and a bunch of other Chinese handset makers will all use the new feature in 2016.
It is also worth noting that some manufacturers of Android phones have already implemented 3D touch to their handsets. Huawei, for example. However, with the 3D Touch – or what is called when it lands – sewn in Android performance and scalability will be much more, as Google will be able to open it up to his legion of developers
Yet. However, anyone who has already committed to H1 Android flagship will miss out on the new display technology. Samsung Galaxy S7, HTC and LG 10 G5 users all lucky. 2016 Nexus Google phone is likely to be the first phones to a new function display technology 3D touchscreen Android ‘N, but we can expect Android phones program to pack it in the 1st quarter of 2017.
Is the launch phones later in the year, phones like the Galaxy Note OnePlus 6 and 3, will feature Android N 3D-touch is also up for debate and is likely to depend on how far ahead Google sums up its hardware partners on developments in Android. I would expect that all the major handset manufacturers, to find out what will be at least 6-12 months in advance, so that perhaps, the Nexus phones Google’s will be joined by some other Android phones with 3D Touch, at the end of 2016.
What is strange, though, as Huawei does not return in 2016. Nexus 6P is still one of our favorite Android phones available at the moment and was easily the most advanced release of its kind in 2015 Typically, when Google has a very successful Nexus handset in their hands he holds OEM around for several generations. Case in point:. Samsung and LG
But no. This year’s Nexus phone is likely to be 100% HTC. And it is rather strange, on several levels.
Firstly, there is HTC’s own difficulties in the smartphone market; it is no secret, it’s not doing too well with their devices. Of course, such a transaction can be very helpful for HTC, as it was for the LG, in propelling the device manufacturer at the center of public attention. In addition, there were more than a few of the problems with Huawei made Nexus 6P posts and the metal body structure and the issue of popularity aside, few can argue with the prowess of HTC in creating metal bodied phones. On the other hand, HTC did make Nexus 9 tablet and that made Sweet Fanny Adams to help then ailing company.
Secondly, well we hate to note the bleeding obvious, but there are not many differences between 5in and shape 5.5in factor. Of course, the Nexus 6 and Nexus 6P had its critics solely on the point of the weaknesses associated with large-scale PHABLET devices and, Google may want to slightly reduce the large model because of it. Nevertheless, having two devices with only a half-an-inch between them really seems quite unnecessary to say at least.
But the most striking oddity, not only with HTC in the project on the Nexus at all for us, but the transfer of both smartphones this year by the same manufacturer. Undoubtedly, 2015 was the first year we saw two Nexus phone products launched in tandem, but before that, when Google introduces phones and tablets in the range, he always chose one vendor for each device.
It really raises the quesion whether it will be only two, the Nexus devices, launched in 2016, to us it suggests, perhaps not, perhaps we will see the withdrawal of additional models from these manufacturers, LG and Huawei, as well as tablets, too, if the rumors to believe. Frankly, we find it difficult to sell, to present Google put all your eggs in one basket under the HTC brand
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