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The new Nexus devices to have front facing speakers, USB Type C and fingerprint sensor

New images of the two upcoming Nexus devices have appeared in the wild, with the latest leak showcasing a USB Type C connector, front facing speakers as well as a fingerprint scanner out back, courtesy of twitter leakster @onleaks.

The two Nexus phones will be produced by Huawei and LG, as we have previously reported; and will come as a 5.7 inch phablet by Huawei and a 5.2 inch phone from LG.

The devices even come with some dimensions,with the 5.2 inch LG Nexus to come in at  146.9 x 72.9 x 8/9.8mm and the 5.7 inch Huawei Nexus to be a larger 159.4 x 78.3 x 6.6/8.5mm. Given their thicknesses both devices will probably have some form of curve, with the greatest thickness in the middle not unlike that of the Motorola Moto X.  An earlier rumour detailed that the 5.7 inch Nexus would have a QHD display as well as a Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 SoC, but it hasn’t been confirmed yet.

Both devices are also likely to be metal, especially the Huawei with an all-aluminium body, while the LG would probably sport a metal frame instead of having a metal unibody design. They’re rumoured to come out of the box with Android M too, but there aren’t any new details about the devices aside from dimensions.

Still, this isn’t official info so best to take it with a pinch of salt.

More images of the Nexus devices:

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