Alleged LG Nexus 5 leaks through FCC in high-res photos

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Imran

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FCC has always been a good source to find bits of info on upcoming and unannounced phones, if you know where exactly to look. Well, the guys over at PhoneScoop hit the gold with the pictures of alleged LG Nexus 5 flagship.

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This phone already leaked before at the Android 4.4 KitKat announcement posing in some developer's hands. Today the FCC photos reveal the same device sans the Nexus logo. It looks a lot like the Nexus 4 at the front, while the matte back might be a camouflage for the real deal as shown on the previously leaked picture.

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I might actually switch from iPhone for this, well either this or a Moto X.
 

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AndroidPolice, Purported Service Manual for LG-Nexus 5 Leaked

The manual and images from it have been taken down at LG's request.

The document also gives us a peek at most of the device's specs, confirming and expanding upon recent rumors – here's a quick rundown of what it reveals.
  • 4.95" 1080p display (IPS TFT for those interested)
  • 32GB internal storage (other capacities not specified)
  • 2GB RAM
  • MSM8974 aka Snapdragon 800 at 2.3GHz
  • 8MP OIS rear camera, 1.3MP front camera
  • 2300mAh battery
  • Sensors: Accelerometer, Gyroscope, Compass, Proximity/Ambient Light, Pressure
  • Slimport compatibility
  • Micro SIM slot
  • Notification light
  • Wireless charging
  • NFC
  • Bluetooth 3.0 (We assume this is an error – Bluetooth 4.0 appears elsewhere in the document, but according to the last page it's still a draft.)
  • UMTS/GSM/CDMA/LTE compatibility
It also indicates the exact same dimensions as the Nexus 4. Remember, though, that this document is a draft and this is likely an error.
 
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