LG Nexus Phone release date, specs and features news: To come with 3D Camera on board?

It seems to be imminent that we will be seeing two Nexus phones this year.

According to various reports, LG and Huawei seem to have the inside track on releasing the Nexus phone variants meaning that people who plan to get hold of one may have to look into what the variants will be offering as far as features are concerned.

For the part of LG, word is out that the said variant will be touting a 3D camera. Apparently a South Korean report which reveals that a supply of 3D camera modules at LG Electronics has fueled this possibility though nothing has been made official, at least not yet.

Vague as the report may be, chances are the camera could be somehow similar to what the HTC One M8 had to offer. The HTC One M8 offered a dual camera that gave users the chance to snap better pictures. The camera allowed users to get greater depth when they shot photos, aided all the more with the use of special focus features.

With regards to other possible features and specs, the LG Nexus could be leaning on a Snapdragon 810 processor which again brings the worry of most as far as overheating issues are concerned.

Other rumored features that the LG Nexus could come out with include fingerprint sensors, Android Pay support, and possibly fast-charging USB-C ports. The LG Nexus is most likely to come out with the latest Android M OS if it does come out as scheduled this October.

LG will more likely be one of the mobile phone companies being commissioned to make one of the Nexus variants, seeing that the company already did so with the Nexus 4 and the Nexus 5.

Whatever happens there is a new Nexus phone over the horizon. The only thing left unconfirmed right now is who will be given the task to create it, along with the features it will come out with.

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