Nexus Phones

The fingerprint scanner on new Nexus handsets could do more than just unlock the phone.

The Nexus Sailfish is shaping up to be a smaller, lower spec counterpart to the Nexus Marlin.

The Snapdragon 821 may be the chipset that powers some of the best phones at the end of 2016.

If this render is to be believed, Google is in total control over this year's Nexus smartphones.

The new Nexus could have comparable power to the speedy HTC 10, but it doesn't quite top the benchmark heap.

A new rumor claims that Google will build its own smartphone to take more control over Android and that the first Google phone could launch this year.

Google's collaborations with HTC, LG and more have been fruitful. But, any outside involvement might soon come to an end.

Updated Update: Other sources are now claiming that HTC is hard at work on new Nexus phones.

Forget Google planning to make its own chips – there are now suggestions the company wants to make entire phones itself.