Bob Freking’s Best Shots With The Google Nexus Jellybeans Concepts

Designer:  Bob Freking

When future technological concepts were asked to be suggested for Google Nexus Jelly beans, we kept envisioning while Bob Freking got the job done and designed the 5 flashy Android 5.0 Jellybeans models.

ASUS, HTC, Motorola, Samsung and Sony are the companies participating in this exhilarating project. These jellybean androids comprise new tablet features. Like a voice assistant called ‘Majel’. Google Chrome is encompassed in the final version and combined with Chrome OS. The heavy Chrome OS/Jellybean combo is anticipated to support the Dual boot with Windows.

While moving towards devices, 2GB of RAM, 4G and Android 5.0 Jellybean, plus some CPU choices (S4/S5/Tegra 3/4) is seemed to be shared by them. Bob has presented the followings:

1. Google Nexus Infinity
2. Google Nexus One X
3. Google Nexus Razr
4. Google Galaxy Nexus II
5. Google Xperia Nexus

ASUS Google Nexus, the Google Nexus Infinity: this model offers are specs as a 7″ Super IPS+ 1080p HD Screen with an 8MP Camera. The design is restored to be same black one. And for glee Nividia 3 or S4 processor can be attained.

Besides HTC One X- a beauty is taken as Google Nexus One X with the specs of 4.8″ Super LCD2 Display, 16MP (HTC Titan) Camera with Image Sense and a Poly-carbonate Body.

The Google Nexus Razr is gotten from Motorola featuring a slim body of 7mm, 3000mAh of superb battery. Among all the jellybean models it has the most stylish looks.

Samsung Galaxy has always been under spot light and in form of The Google Galaxy Nexus II it’s a boom. Mixing the design of the S III and Original Nexus, having Exynos 5 Processor and Super AMOLED 4.8″ RGB HD, Google Galaxy Nexus II could be a success.

 And in the end, The Google Xperia Nexus with Bravia Engine Display @ 4.5″ HD, Cyber shot stacked 13MP Exmor R Camera and xLoud and further Walkman features is a complete package of fun and style!

These Google Nexus jellybean models are mind blowing for the lovers of tech! Hold on just a little more and let’s hope that Google won’t be keeping us long awaited.