Whatever your feelings about the Nexus 4 itself, one thing's for certain: getting the Nexus was definitely a boon for LG.

From the LG Nexus 4 (aka “the worst-kept secret in tech”) and 3G-equipped Nexus 7 (aka “the other worst-kept secret”) to Samsung’s Nexus 10 and its high-resolution display.

Considering the Nexus 4 starts at just $299 contract free, it's incomprehensible as to how Google and LG managed to stuff these top-tier hardware components into the device without taking a loss.

If you are wondering if you should buy the new LG Nexus 4 smartphone, take a look at some of the best reviews of the device to help you decide.

I had major reservations about the LG Nexus 4 after having experienced the strangely slippery hardware of the LG Optimus G (see our full review here). I'm not talking about any sort of ...

The LG Nexus 4, Google’s newest Nexus device, such a thing of beauty, isn’t it? That brilliant 4.7″ display on the front, the Crystal Reflection pattern tucked under a piece of glass on the ...

Google has shown a willingness to share the love with its Nexus-branded phones and tablets, a move confirmed to continue with the next Nexus phone from LG. This will be the fourth hardware partner ...

Though we've already explored the possibility that Motorola might be making the next Nexus smartphone for Google, it's time for LG to have a swing… ...

Over recent weeks a new Nexus-class Android smartphone from LG has slowly been taking shape. Recently leaked photos show a device aesthetically similar to Samsung’s Galaxy Nexus, albeit with a ...

The rumored LG Nexus 4 smartphone just showed off its bedazzled backside in some of the most remarkably clear leaked photos we've ever laid our eyes on.

A render of the upcoming LG Nexus smartphone gives us our first glimpse at what the handset should look like.

LG, however, may not be the only company to unveil a Nexus phone, the person said. Indeed, there has been talk that multiple handset manufacturers will get their crack at building a Nexus device.