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Photo of upcoming LG based Nexus device leaked

The upcoming Nexus device which is said to be based on LG’s flagship Optimus G has been purportedly revealed in a series of leaked photos. The device which carries LG model number E960 was spotted running on Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean and it maintains the similar curvy shape as the Galaxy Nexus. Over at the back, it comes with a rather bling-ed up cover with embeded reflected elements.

Another source revealed a different looking device which also claims to be the upcoming Nexus. It is quite hard to tell right now but who knows LG could be playing hide and seek with various design prototypes like the Galaxy S III. Hopefully the final product won’t look as bland as what we are seeing right now.

More photos after the break.

[ SOURCE, VIA ]

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