Just days before the Nexus 5 drops in, there's now word that its popular predecessor the Nexus 4 is getting a long awaited LTE upgrade.
According to Engadget, a filing at Bluetooth SIG suggests that the Nexus 4 is now certified for LTE support.
The popular Android-heavy device has been in the wild for a year already but has lacked that extra boost many other phones already have - so for those anxious for their Nexus 4 to join the speedsters, an upgrade should just be around the corner.
Sticking around
With LTE enabled on the Nexus 4, the phone will probably stick around remaining in the Google Play Store right next to the Nexus 5, unlike the iPhone 5 which got the boot with the iPhone 5S and 5C release.
An official Nexus 4 LTE announcement is still up in the air, but with the filing listed so recently and the Nexus 5 possibly launching on October 30 or 31, we can bet they'll arrive on the scene around the same time.
To further assure you, the Google smartwatch and Android 4.4 KitKat are also rumored to make an appearance at the end of October.
Source : techradar[dot]com
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