It seems that the futures Nexus Google will come with surprises, and the truth that in several sections by what it seems. As has been learned, it is confirmed that the manufacturer of the new models of the Mountain View company will be HTC, so LG would give way to the Taiwanese who could gain "punch" in the market with this movement.
From this possibility already we've talked en Android Ayuda occasionally. But now it is Asian media that indicate that the change of assembler seems to be a reality and, the truth is that, based on what was mentioned before, HTC it must bid the maximum possible to be the next manufacturer of the Nexus to try to turn its situation around in the mobile market (in the virtual reality market it is true that everything is going from strength to strength with its Vive glasses).
What's new on the Nexus screen
This is an important detail of what has been known about the new Google Nexus. According to the information available, it is intended to include technology Touch 3D in the combs of the new generation. In this way, it would be equated with companies that already use it, such as Apple, Huawei o ZTE. In addition, other manufacturers intend to incorporate this functionality in their models, such as the Chinese Meizu, Oppo and Xiaomi.
But this news has an important point beyond the inclusion of 3D Touch technology in the Nexus. It is as follows: if Google decides to include this, the normal thing is that in the next development event that is held in May -and where the arrival is expected Android N- the new iteration of the operating system of the Mountain View includes everything you need to take advantage of it.
If this is so, it would put an end to reluctance when it comes to using pressure recognition on the Android screen. If natively this exists, application developers will be able to implement use. This is not possible now and it is the manufacturers themselves who have to achieve it independently. A full-blown advance, really.
What do you think of the news of the inclusion of 3D Touch on the screen of the new Nexus? Quite a success?
