12 Days of Christmas! - KitKat-flavored Android Smartphone
On the sixth day of Christmas... we suggest an LG Nexus 5 so that you can experience Android the way Google intended. Of course, its relatively low price sans contract and high-end specs don't hurt too. Find out more about this product and discover how you can win some gifts for this holiday season with HardwareZone!
LG Nexus 5
If you’re done with gimmicky features and want to experience Android the way Google intended, the LG-made Nexus 5 (US$349 for 16GB; US$399 for 32GB) is your best bet. Unlike last year’s Nexus 4, the Nexus 5 is every inch a high-end smartphone, with its 4.95-inch full HD display, Snapdragon 800 processor, 8-megapixel camera with optical image stabilization, and support for dual-band Wi-Fi 802.11ac and Qi wireless charging. And of course, it runs Android 4.4 KitKat, Google’s latest and greatest mobile operating system.
A bit of advice here: there are two models of the Nexus 5, D820 and D821. Get the D821 if you want to ride on the LTE network here. Also, since neither Google nor LG is selling the Nexus 5 here officially, you’ve to find a way to buy it from overseas. Of course, if you’ve been reading our forums, you’ll already know what to do.
Guess the Next Day’s Gift Suggestion and Stand a Chance to Win One!
That’s right, we have got hints packed at the end of our daily Christmas gift suggestions and it’s up to you to guess what the next gift suggestion might be. This routine will take place every day leading up to Christmas and HardwareZone Members (residing in Singapore) who get the most number of correct guesses will stand a chance to win one of these gifts! We won’t reveal the prizes so as not to spoil the suspense of gift ideas coming up :)
Missed out our earlier gift suggestions? Check them here!
Riddle Me This: What is the Next Gift Suggestion? (Contest Hint)
Our next 12 Days of Christmas Gift suggestion is going to be a gaming console that will hit local stores tomorrow! It's from a company that also makes cameras and TVs. Now, what could it be?
Post your ANSWER in our Discussion Thread!
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