Watch Google’s Nexus design changes in three seconds

Jordan O'Brien

November 5, 2013

Google has launched several Nexus products since the beloved Nexus One, which was first unveiled back in 2010. It’s hard to believe we’re now on the fifth generation Nexus, and the second Nexus designed by LG.

When you compare all the Nexus devices together in one easy to see GIF, you’ll see a lot of changes, with hardware buttons completely gone and a stretched screen. You could say that the Nexus line truly encapsulates the changes in the mobile industry as a whole.

Source: Gadget Love

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