Nexus 5 - Scribbler Review
The Question was "where can i get it Cheap and best ?" and the answer was "Google Play Store". Maybe Cheap is too down a word to be used here. but the product you get here its really worth mentioning. Yes, you guessed it rite! Here is the Scribbler Review of the all new Nexus 5. A iPhone Killer? Best Stock Android Experience ever? Lets get Started.
Hardware:
A Cool looking device first up. LG did make a delicate hardware for Nexus 4 but this its that matte finish back and LCD display at the front with 445 pixels in a 5inch display one has to accept the fact Nexus 5 has one of the finest hardware from the market. Comparing it to iPhone will be no justice. so ruling out the comparison here.
The Snapdragon 800 processor gives the boost to the device as Android stands firm in maintaining the project Butter. Smooth Interface , increased battery size and 2Gigs of RAM, Adreno 330 GPU and Quad core provides the best horse power which is very well enough for the present version of Android to run seamlessly. Even though its said Android is one of the memory eating OS.
Camera was one of the disappointments of Nexus 4 many said, but the end user would take as the camera was compared to high end devices like iPhone 5 and note 2 for the given price tag. But for Nexus 5 which is promised by Google to have a optical Image Stabilization doesn't prove quite enough to prove the critics wrong. The low light Photography looks very mediocre, not to be overwhelmed. Well you need to think that you should carry a better phone to capture the 'not to be missed' moments
Software:
Android 4.4 Kit Kat! Its what i wanted from Google as a upgrade. Please Check out what Android has to offer in its new upgrade.
1) Better Performance via memory Management.
2) Extended Battery Life.
3) Access to Google Now is now a swipe away
4) Buttery and easy to adapt user interface.
5) Even more customisable.
6) Integrating Hangouts with messaging App.
Android, with its variety offering of Applications is still the far most populated Applications store in the world but lack of memory management and Quality of Apps where main regards to the battery leak and performance downgrade in the previous versions of Android. Finally Google has looked into it which would make us ensure a better OS experience in coming years.
Like every other review Blog, Scribblers review is based on three scenarios which are the features which made me say
1. Wow.
2. Okay.
3. Wait. I have seen this somewhere.
WOW:
1) The All new amazing Android Experience.
2) Creating more dependency on Google Now for day to day life
3) The snappy performance , Kudos to much appreciated snapdragon 800.
Okay:
1) Overall Build of the phone is still mediocre. What catches the eye of the public is the software sadly.
2) Loudspeaker, Camera - Even though people are convinced with those features offered by LG with respect to the price tag. An Flagship device has a set of benchmarks to be met. N5 fails on the both mentioned.
3) May be its too much to ask, the renewed User Interface , the whole new look to the Android. Hope they are saving it for Android 5.0
4) In consistent battery life, 8 hrs, 11 hrs, 16 hrs on a Full charge. Not dependable.
Wait! I have seen this somewhere.
Google Now Integration Looks like HTC Sense : First Impression when you much the home screen from left to right the Google now appears with cards showing the much needed information you need.. Now given we got this, what would HTC do when it releases its next flagship running Android 4.4.
Comment down below what HTC can do on this.!!
Bottom-line :Read the Reason why you should buy a Nexus 7 in the below link, if your answer is Yes for all Questions with respect to a phone. then Nexus 5 is your device.
When & Why should i buy a Nexus Device
Scribbler Rating: 8/10
Alternatives : Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini, HTC One Mini. (Same Price Range). Samsung Galaxy S4, HTC One, LG G2(running Android), iPhone 5C(iOS). Nokia Lumia 625(Windows)
Hardware:
A Cool looking device first up. LG did make a delicate hardware for Nexus 4 but this its that matte finish back and LCD display at the front with 445 pixels in a 5inch display one has to accept the fact Nexus 5 has one of the finest hardware from the market. Comparing it to iPhone will be no justice. so ruling out the comparison here.
The Snapdragon 800 processor gives the boost to the device as Android stands firm in maintaining the project Butter. Smooth Interface , increased battery size and 2Gigs of RAM, Adreno 330 GPU and Quad core provides the best horse power which is very well enough for the present version of Android to run seamlessly. Even though its said Android is one of the memory eating OS.
Camera was one of the disappointments of Nexus 4 many said, but the end user would take as the camera was compared to high end devices like iPhone 5 and note 2 for the given price tag. But for Nexus 5 which is promised by Google to have a optical Image Stabilization doesn't prove quite enough to prove the critics wrong. The low light Photography looks very mediocre, not to be overwhelmed. Well you need to think that you should carry a better phone to capture the 'not to be missed' moments
Software:
Android 4.4 Kit Kat! Its what i wanted from Google as a upgrade. Please Check out what Android has to offer in its new upgrade.
1) Better Performance via memory Management.
2) Extended Battery Life.
3) Access to Google Now is now a swipe away
4) Buttery and easy to adapt user interface.
5) Even more customisable.
6) Integrating Hangouts with messaging App.
Android, with its variety offering of Applications is still the far most populated Applications store in the world but lack of memory management and Quality of Apps where main regards to the battery leak and performance downgrade in the previous versions of Android. Finally Google has looked into it which would make us ensure a better OS experience in coming years.
Like every other review Blog, Scribblers review is based on three scenarios which are the features which made me say
1. Wow.
2. Okay.
3. Wait. I have seen this somewhere.
WOW:
1) The All new amazing Android Experience.
2) Creating more dependency on Google Now for day to day life
3) The snappy performance , Kudos to much appreciated snapdragon 800.
Okay:
1) Overall Build of the phone is still mediocre. What catches the eye of the public is the software sadly.
2) Loudspeaker, Camera - Even though people are convinced with those features offered by LG with respect to the price tag. An Flagship device has a set of benchmarks to be met. N5 fails on the both mentioned.
3) May be its too much to ask, the renewed User Interface , the whole new look to the Android. Hope they are saving it for Android 5.0
4) In consistent battery life, 8 hrs, 11 hrs, 16 hrs on a Full charge. Not dependable.
Wait! I have seen this somewhere.
Google Now Integration Looks like HTC Sense : First Impression when you much the home screen from left to right the Google now appears with cards showing the much needed information you need.. Now given we got this, what would HTC do when it releases its next flagship running Android 4.4.
Comment down below what HTC can do on this.!!
Bottom-line :Read the Reason why you should buy a Nexus 7 in the below link, if your answer is Yes for all Questions with respect to a phone. then Nexus 5 is your device.
When & Why should i buy a Nexus Device
Scribbler Rating: 8/10
Alternatives : Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini, HTC One Mini. (Same Price Range). Samsung Galaxy S4, HTC One, LG G2(running Android), iPhone 5C(iOS). Nokia Lumia 625(Windows)
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