Tuesday, 28 June 2016

Nexus 4: Complete analysis and user experience




In this new Nexus Google has wanted to go a little further in section design. We find a terminal that follows the line of the previous Nexus, with those rounded edges and a slightly curved screen, but much less than the Galaxy Nexus.

What we have in the case of the Nexus 4 is the introduction of unibody body with Gorilla Glass on the front and the back, something very rarely seen in Android terminals. It gives an interesting look with a really nice finish. The idea of ​​facing the design is very good, and we must recognize that looks great, but I have my doubts about the strength of the terminal, as a fall will have twice as likely to suffer the typical breakage fall of Gorilla Glass that even from behind is nothing that is welcome.

The Nexus 4 measures 133.9 x 68.7 x 9.1 mm and weighs 139 g. It is neither small nor thin, nor light, and yet it is an incredibly comfortable phone to take in hand and tranposrtar. It does not convey any sense of insecurity and holds surprisingly well at hand. Perhaps the choice of a rough rear face would have been better to comfort and safety, but getting a much more attractive disñeo have managed not to lose too much here.

Emphasize that we have no home button, back and recent applications, which is the recommendation that Android gives all manufacturers, although not an obligation. We will return to this in section screen.

What is important is the location of the physical buttons and connectors. The button off and on is, in my opinion, the best place that can be placed on a smartphone. That is, at the top of the right side. Many manufacturers strive to find alternative places, perhaps in an attempt to make it more comfortable, but this experience is still the best place.

The same applies to the microUSB connector on the bottom. Another hobby that we usually find in some manufacturers is to move this connector to the left side, generally designed for your custom docks that connect to external displays. However, that position is very annoying to carry mobile as GPS navigator in the car so well by LG in this regard.

The volume buttons are on the left side above, also well placed.

Here we have little to say except some very interesting developments in worth insisting. Of course being a Nexus found no manufacturer layer above, and have pure Android, one of the things I like about these devices.

Browse the Android interface is completely intuitive and very fast. Not the most complex that exists or that offers more customization and options, but the fact can not carry anything above that is much lighter and smoother. If you want more you can always turn to Google Play and install a launcher with what you need.

In addition, Android 4.2 we found two very interesting developments. The first is the ability to add widgets to the unlock screen, which allows even faster applications, features and information applications that access more we use. Add is equal to add widgets to the desktop, so we will not have any problem in this regard.

The other interesting new navigation is access to quick settings from the notification bar. When unfolded see a gear icon in the upper right, which opens when you press a panel to activate and deactivate these adjustments we need most as WiFi, data connection, Bluetooth or NFC. Access is so good, but this panel would have to be even faster, and Android 4.2 have thought about it, because it also can be accessed directly displaying the notifications bar with two fingers and not one. As simple as that.

In conclusion, the Nexus 4 is undoubtedly the best Android we can buy quality / price ratio. And if we forget the price and we focus only on the quality, not the number one but if left in position podium, so it will be a purchase that can not go wrong with us.

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