Gadgetory

how's it going guys Davy here from mobile com and in this video we talked about the recent report by the wall street journal which tells us how google is planning to change the way they go about launching the newest version of their android OS this time being dubbed as jellybean five-point know so basically what Google is gonna be doing differently this time around is instead of working with just one manufacturer exclusively like it's done in the past with that HTC with the Nexus One and Samsung with the Nexus S and more recently the Samsung Galaxy Nexus they can be working with multiple manufacturers at the same time building multiple Nexus devices now this is still very much rumor there's just a report from The Wall Street Journal although they have a pretty good track record with the rumors um I can't say for sure if it's a hundred percent accurate anyways it make a lot of sense if it were because one it would lead to manufacturers releasing updates a lot quicker than it normally would if they do build a Nexus device and the reason for that is um with ice cream sandwich for example only samsung had access to the ice cream sandwiches code that's why it's been six months now since I from Sam came out and most devices out there don't have ice cream sandwich other than a few that launched and was like the HTC One series and a pu samsung devices have gotten the update but other than that for the most part you know most phones still in Gingerbread and obviously five or six months down the line you want you know most entrances to be updated to the latest version like they would be on iOS and on Windows Phone and obviously that has to do with androids fragmentation and I think having multiple manufacturers working on a Nexus device would lead to faster update times so that would take care of the preparation issue for google another thing is it will also get rid of that concern that people have google buying motorola um you know think that it would give motorola unfair advantage for giving everyone early access to the code for the next version of the OS obviously you're letting everybody compete in the market and another thing is for google it will help them control their apps for because with the the new Nexus phones what they'll be doing is selling it directly on google play like they do the Galaxy Nexus so this guy is only 400 bucks on the Google Play Store and imagine the galaxy are the next Nexus devices are stead of Nexus devices will be similarly priced maybe a little bit higher when it's new but pretty much you'll be cutting out the middleman so lower price consumers to get an unlocked phone but more importantly for google they'll be able to control the apps actually come on the phone so for example on verizon the Galaxy Nexus doesn't have google wallet obviously there's a workaround for that but you know the average consumer isn't going to go through the hassle of doing the work round and they're going to end up using verizon's version of that payment gateway NFC payment gateway and obviously Google wants you to use their version as they get paid for it so anyways that's another advantage for Google for us be multiple Nexus devices can't really complain about them and that sounds really exciting being able to get you know different models to look at for that pure Android experience that's always been updated to the latest version of the OS that's pretty much it for me in this video just wanted to let you guys know about the news and hopefully this rumor turns out to be true because I would definitely love to see multiple Nexus devices and obviously i think i put it would appreciate getting faster updates on android all right thank you for watching if you found this video helpful hit the like button actually i think it's over here anyways hit the like button subscribe and don't forget to visit for more comp more cell phone news reviews and how to's thank you