Google teamed up with LG to release the Nexus 5 -- the phone would briefly go on to set the Android world ablaze.

These days, many Android enthusiasts question why Google chose to kill the widely beloved Nexus line in 2016, in favor of a newly branded Pixel phones designed and manufactured by its own teams.

As a Nexus, this phone represents Google's vision for an ideal Android phone in 2015. Key features include a huge 5.7-inch display, high-end 12-megapuixel camera with laser focusing, and ...

An earlier line of Android phones and tablets from Google. Introduced in 2010, five years later, the Nexus brand evolved into the Pixel; however, both are "pure Android," which has only Google ...

Google's upcoming release of the next version of Android OS will abandon support for all Nexus-branded phones and its sole remaining tablet product, Pixel C, ending future updates for products ...

Hot on the heels of a rumor that said HTC will once again manufacture Nexus phones is a new report that says the Taiwanese company has scored an impressive three-year exclusivity deal concerning ...

But alas, the firmware is locked down. Enter the NexMon project. If you’ve got a Nexus 5 phone with the Broadcom BCM4339 WiFi chipset, you’ve now got a monitor-mode, packet-injecting workhorse ...

Google will likely unveil new Nexus devices at some point in late 2015, but the rumor mill has already started churning out reports about them, with particular focus on the Nexus 6 successor.

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If you want the best overall Android software experience, you should look no further than Google's own Nexus phones. The Nexus 5x is the first phone in Google's current lineup. The phone was built ...