Electronista - The highly-anticipated Google Nexus 5 has been tipped for an October 14 drop date, according to Ausdroid sources. Although not confirmed, the timing would align roughly with last year’s launch timing and reveal of the Nexus 4, which debuted in October running Android 4.2 ‘Jelly Bean.’ Despite the fact that Google has publicly erected its large chocolate covered Android ‘KitKat’ statue on its Mountain View campus, it has not yet revealed when the newly minted operating system will launch, or what features it will bring with it.
When the July 2016 security update rolled out to Nexus 5 devices, users began experiencing an array of volume related bugs. For some, in-call volume adjustment went kaput, others experienced an inability to mute apps, and a few even had all of their phone’s volume sliders drop just to the point of barely being audible.
The Google-acknowledged issue is known to be affecting the Nexus Player, Nexus 6P, and the Nexus 5X.
Google is going to announce 2 nexus phones later this year, and we can't help but grasp all the leaks and rumors.
