By the way, that LG Optimus G that’s headed to AT&T soon has LTE, this filing above does not. So this could indeed be the LG Optimus Nexus that we are looking to seeing next month with Android 4.2.

Remember the LG-E960, a device that we first reported last week after it cruised through the FCC? We questioned then whether or not this was the LG Nexus phone that the internet can’t stop ...

Signs point to an announcement as soon as late October, so we won’t have long to wait to find out whether LG’s finally getting a shot at the Nexus program. Update 2: A second picture of the ...

In the past 24 hours we’ve seen a lot of the LG Nexus. We’ve seen many pictures of the device posted on XDA and other sites. Tonight it looks like a user has posted a couple more pictures of ...

The device is rumored to be based on the LG Optimus G, and now some photos have been leaked of a yet-to-be-announced device from LG, the LG e960, which could possibly be the LG Optimus Nexus G.

The size of the smartphone also apparently backs up claims that the LG Nexus will feature 5.2-inch display. The schematic states that the phone will measure 146.9 x 72.8 x 8mm, with the protruding ...

In terms of camera capabilities, the Nexus is expected to come with either an 8-megapixel or a 13-megapixel camera. This range suggests that Google and LG are focusing on providing high-quality ...

According to the FCC filing, the LG-E960 is a tri-band GSM device. The filings only indicate bands consistent with AT&T, but not LTE bands. The lack of LTE seems to rule out the device being based ...

The gadget looks like a cross between the LG Optimus G and the current Samsung Galaxy Nexus. A photo which shows the device's "About" page suggests that it is running a stock version of Android 4.1.2.

The website confirms the rumored specifications we've been hearing for the LG Nexus, which also goes by the name LG E960: it's basically a reworked LG Optimus G, with a 4.7-inch 1280 x 768 display ...