

Leaked images show a Google-branded Sony Android





Sony Nexus X



Sources: Picasa, Xperia Blog

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RE: Hmmm
By augiem on 10/15/2012 4:21:10 PM , Rating: 2
Marginal incremental changes are exactly what brought us from the terrible Tmobile G1 to where we are now with Android devices. If you expect anything other than a slow evolution in technology, you'll be disappointed 99.9999% of the time regardless of the product or field. Evolution at a steady pace means that in 5 years you will have something amazingly better than now, but you may not notice it along the way. I've got gadget magazines sitting around from about 2005 and it's a real trip to read through those. It's mind boggling to think all that happened in 7 years.

RE: Hmmm
By manual123 on 10/16/2012 5:43:24 AM , Rating: 3
But he has a point. Aside from us techy folks, were we read all the specs and know what they mean, the common buyer isnt going to and thus the differences between the 'new' phone and the current model may seem minimal at best. What does a HTC One do that this RazrM doesnt? Same OS, same apps, same microusb. The only differences for the commoner is with or without SD card and removable batt which for alot of people isnt nearly a deal breaker as some us make it out to be. Yes most of the changes in models has been small but it does seem like were at the point of multiple phones being cranked out without a big enough difference to sway me away from a already existing device(flag ships excluded for the moment).

