New Delhi: Google has started sending invites for its ‘new treats and s’more’ to be released on September 29, finally giving an official date to the much anticipated launch of its Nexus smartphones.
The search giant is long rumoured to release new Nexus smartphones that will be manufactured by LG and Huawei.
While the one made by Huawei will be called the Nexus 6 and come with a fingerprint scanner and USB Type-C; the LG-made Nexus 5 will feature a 5.2-inch display and a fingerprint scanner that will rest beneath the protruding camera and include 3 GB RAM. Both the smartphones are said to be the first set of smartphones running the newest Android M (Marshmallow) software.
Also read: LG-made Nexus 5 to come with 2K display, 3GB RAM, USB Type-C, 2700mAh battery
It is also expected that Google will unveil the second-generate Chromecast dongle that will come packed with a range of new features including feeds for the device's main screen, improved WiFi, and a new feature termed "Fast Play".
Google is also speculated to introduce Motorola-inspired dongle, dubbed "Chromecast Audio", which could allow a Chromecast device to plug directly into any speaker by way of auxiliary cord.
Also read: Is Google also planning to launch the second-generation Chromecast on September 29?
As the invite clearly reads 'hands-on time' following a presentation, there are more chances of seeing the two new Nexus smartphones revealed at the San Francisco event.
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