When we reviewed Google and LG’s new Nexus 5 earlier this month, we noticed that while it outscored other phones with the same chip in our standard benchmark tests, its behavior wasn’t always ...

The Nexus 5 is here, and it’s the best Android can offer. But the Nexus line has come a long long way from its beginnings back in 2010, both in design and ...

Earlier this month, Google started rolling out the Android 5.0 Lollipop update to its stable of Nexus smartphones and tablets including last year’s flagship, Nexus 5. After spending a solid week with ...

The Nexus 5 is a speed demon, and the Galaxy S5 should be too. Its Snapdragon 801 is a hair faster than the 800 living inside the Nexus, but this difference probably isn't nearly enough to sway you ...

Let's cut to the chase: at $350 without the ties of a two-year contract, the Google Nexus 5 is an excellent smartphone and a bargain at that. Flushed with the positive response the sub-$300 Nexus 4 ...

What’s the point of Google’s new Nexus 5 phone? That’s the question I asked myself after spending a day with it a few weeks ago. Its design is flat-out boring. It doesn’t offer as many features as ...

The Nexus 5 was the best Nexus phone. Its 5-inch screen was big but not too big. Its battery life and camera were mediocre but livable rather than being simply mediocre as they were in the Nexus 4. It ...

Look at both phones side-by-side and the first thing you'll notice is the size difference. No surprise there, as flagship Android phones have consistently been bigger than iPhones for the last few ...