Google will release the Nexus 5 2nd Generation in either October or November this year, while Nexus 6 is celebrating its first year in the market.
Nexus 5 16GB variant was released to the market under $350 price tag, while the 32GB variant was at $400. However, when Nexus 6 was offered, its 32GB variant's price was a little higher at $649, while its 64GB units were sold $50 higher.
Google codenamed the Nexus 5 (2015) "LG Bullhead," a hint that the company is working once again with LG, AndroidPit reported.
Nexus 5 2nd Generation will have a 5.2 inch display, a measurement 0.2 inch larger than the present's model, Donklephant reported. It will, also, have a Qualcomm 808 Snapdragon processor with 2.700mAh battery. This upcoming handset is set to run on Android M OS, which was previewed during the I/O 2015.
Meanwhile, the Nexus 6 phablet is $150 cheaper under Motorola. Its 64GB variant is now being offered at $499.99, a special price until Jun 23. The offer could be availed on a number of online stores, as well as, BestBuy and Amazon.
In October 2014, Motorola Nexus 6 was first released to the public featuring 805 Snapdragon processor, Quad HD 5.96 inch display, and 3GB RAM. The device came with two options for storage, 64GB and 32GB. Also, it has a 13MP primary camera on the rear side, and a 2MP secondary camera on the front.
Nexus 6's connectivity options are Bluetooth 4.0, NFC, 3G, and 4G LTE, all powered by a 30mAh battery.