Into Why is a smartphone that was launched about six months ago now only receives the certification Bluetooth 4.0 ? The answer to this question, unfortunately, we have not but we can reasoning about. Until now, the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) did not provide support for Bluetooth low-power, and the Nexus 4 could not take full advantage of all the features that derive despite being equipped with the necessary hardware to do it.
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Whether it’s a coincidence or not, this news makes us reflect a lot especially since that lacks a few minutes to Google I / O 2013, which you can follow us live and from the moment HTC leaked some information about Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) that should have been present on Android 4.3 .
As you can see from the description shown in the image, the model of Nexus 4 would be identical to the one that until now has been commercialized, so LG-E960 , and it would still be a 3G smartphone. We’ll see what’s in store the Google I / O 2013 . Stay tuned!
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Joseph Iovene Student in Electrical Engineering at the Second University of Naples. First Android device in 2010 (HTC Desire) on which I have written some guides. Terminals that I own: Stock Android 2.3 Nexus One, LG Optimus Black (White) Android 4.0 Stock. Smartphones Now: Nexus 4 Stock. Special interests: formula1, smartphones and tablets, computers.
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