Title says it all. The rumors state that the Nexus 4 will be refreshed in May with 32GB onboard storage, proper LTE support, and CDMA support. Do you believe it?
I personally would have believed the addition of internal storage and LTE support, given that the huge price difference between the Nexus and other unlocked phones didn't generate as much goodwill as expected versus the numerous complaints on lack of internal storage and LTE support. However, CDMA support? All indications were that Google didn't do a CDMA version due to lack of update control on CDMA networks. I could see Sprint caving on this, but Verizon?
Color me skeptical, but this is one I'm iffy on. And if it were to come true, well I'd be more interested in the Nexus but still wouldn't buy one. While the internal storage is enough for me (which means I don't need MicroSD to expand it), and the removable battery on its own isn't a deal breaker for me (just a big deal when combined with other shortcomings), it's too late in the game for a Nexus 4. It's 6-months old now. Since I've waited this long, I want to see what's up Motorola's sleeve. Absolute worst case is that I wait for the Fall release Nexus. If they can shoehorn LTE and higher internal storage now, I'm sure they can do it again in the Fall.
I personally would have believed the addition of internal storage and LTE support, given that the huge price difference between the Nexus and other unlocked phones didn't generate as much goodwill as expected versus the numerous complaints on lack of internal storage and LTE support. However, CDMA support? All indications were that Google didn't do a CDMA version due to lack of update control on CDMA networks. I could see Sprint caving on this, but Verizon?
Color me skeptical, but this is one I'm iffy on. And if it were to come true, well I'd be more interested in the Nexus but still wouldn't buy one. While the internal storage is enough for me (which means I don't need MicroSD to expand it), and the removable battery on its own isn't a deal breaker for me (just a big deal when combined with other shortcomings), it's too late in the game for a Nexus 4. It's 6-months old now. Since I've waited this long, I want to see what's up Motorola's sleeve. Absolute worst case is that I wait for the Fall release Nexus. If they can shoehorn LTE and higher internal storage now, I'm sure they can do it again in the Fall.