Confirmed Nexus 5 Specs From A Leaked LG D821 Manual

[Update 8/10/13 00:51 – Scribd has now taken off the document from their site to honour LG’s request. We also don’t host any copyrighted material in our site, so links and pictures were removed.]

Nexus 5 service manual leaked by an anonymous user in Scribd document sharing and reading site. This leaked manual gives us the confirmed specs about the next Google Nexus phone. Rumours and leaks have been floating around about the nexus 5 specs for a long time. Rest assured the biggest ever Nexus smartphone is coming soon in our hand.

We saw a prototype used by a Google employee on the Android 4.4 KitKat unveiling video. Then the FCC filling and a bit of spec with it. The next leak was when an early taster left his Nexus 5 in a bar.

Now AndroidPolice brought us this new and confined specs. They put an image of the next exciting upcoming Android phone. But unfortunately had to take it down due to LG’s request. That doesn’t mean that the leaked manual and the images disappeared from internet completely.

Nexus 5 Confirmed Specification

Display	4.95″
Panel	IPS TFT
Resolution	1920×1080 Full HD
Pixel Density	441 ppi
Camera	8 MP with OIS and 1.3 MP front
Connectivity	UMTS/GSM/CDMA/LTE
Processor	MSM8974 / Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 quad-core 2.3 GHz
RAM	2 GB (3 GB would be a decent choice)
Memory Capacity	32 GB (onfirmed) / 16 GB (yet to confirm)
Battery	Li-Ion Polymer, 2300 mAh
FM Radio	Yes
Physical Buttons	3, Power + Vol Up + Down
Dimension	133.9 x 68.7 x 9.1 mm
Weight	139.5g
OS	Android 4.4 KitKat
SIM	Micro SIM
Bluetooth	3.0 (perhaps wrong, should be 4.0)
Standby Time	CDMA Up to 350 hrs GSM Up to 350 hrs WCDMA Up to 350 hrs LTE Up to 350 hrs
Talk Time	CDMA Up to 690 min GSM Up to 405 min WCDMA Up to 530min LTE Up to 230 min

The specs of Nexus 5 are similar to LG G2 apart from few things. The specs shows that this is going to be the best phone around. The leaked service manual doesn’t say anything about the special camera lens.

Due to being from Google, the Nexus have full priority over Android operating system updates, long before other devices such as Samsung’s Galaxy and other devices that use Android. Of course they are fully automatic.

We are expecting this phone to be announced on 14th of October, a week away. And might be available to buy from Google Play Store from beginning of November. I’m planning to replace my Galaxy Nexus with Nexus 5. Are you getting one too?

TLHD

Tech blogger, web developer. Using Android from January 2009 when I got my first T-Mobile G1. Since then used a handful amount of Android smartphones and tablets. Also, rooting and using custom ROM & MODs on my phones and tablets. Photography is my passion along with Cryptocurrency. Taking pictures with my Samsung NX1 & Canon 70D during free times. Enjoy reading anything interesting happening with technology. Currently using a Galaxy S7 Edge, OnePlus 3, Nexus 5X, Galaxy Tab PRO 12.2.