We have already published the rumors that this year Google will partner with Huawei to produce the next Nexus smartphone.
In the same publication, we also mention the features of Huawei's first Nexus , it will come with a 5.7-inch OLED 2K display and a Snapdragon 810 processor
We also mentioned that LG is discussing with Google about producing a device. However, the latest information reports that, for the first time, Google wants to release not one but two Nexus devices.
In a post on Google+, Artem Russakovskii from the Android Police website states that the rumors have been confirmed, and that Google will also collaborate with both companies for the production of the next Nexus.
Google might perhaps be looking for a solution to satisfy all its customers. You know the huge screen of the Nexus 6. There are many who were not particularly satisfied with the huge device, so the company decided to build two different Nexuses.
Thus, if Huawei's Nexus is not liked by some customers, they will be able to purchase LG's which will have a 5.2‑inch screen.
The change in Google's policy could do good for the company, since the huge phablets, like the Nexus 6, are not liked by everyone.
Currently, there is no available information regarding the specifications of LG's Nexus.
However, just like the Huawei Nexus, the second variant could come with a 5.2‑inch OLED display, with a resolution of 1440×2560 pixels.
LG could also have used a Snapdragon 810 processor, although it chose to use the Snapdragon 808 in its own G4.
