Google Nexus Ultima, the First Android Jellybean Device
January 5th, 2012 | by Thrystan |
(84 votes, average: 4.54 out of 5)
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The 4th Nexus Phone comes from Bob Freking, as the Google Nexus Ultima concept shown below and the first phone with Android Jellybean on board. We’re dealing here with a premiere: the first handset made by all 4 major manufacturers from the Android world: LG, Samsung, HTC and Motorola. Android Jellybean also combines the UI features of Touchwiz, Motoblur, Sense and Optimus UI.
Each of the manufacturers supplied a component from a field they excel in: Samsung gave the Exynos CPU, LG and Samsung created the display, the camera and design were done by HTC and Motorola is responsible with the build quality and the rest of the features. Google Nexus Ultima packs a 4.7 inch RGB IPS+ HD 720p display that generates 1000 nits of brightness. There’s a 2MP camera upfront with 1080p 30 fps capture and a main 13 megapixel shooter with dual LED flash and 60 fps 1080p video capture.
The back of the handset is made of kevlar and this 2012 Nexus Phone comes with a steel frame that protects the internals of the device. The CPU of choice here is a quad core Exynos 5250 (Cortex ARM A15 MP core and Mali GPU). There will also be an extreme edition of this handset, with a higher price, a Super AMOLED HD NOVA screen, a 20 megapixel camera and 5MP front cam, all of these protected with waterproof and bulletproof glass. Remember that this is only a concept, that measures 9mm in thickness!
[Thanks Bob]
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8 Responses to “Google Nexus Ultima, the First Android Jellybean Device”
By Andy on Jan 5, 2012 | Reply
hope they really make this one! Drooling!
By wp7__fan on Jan 5, 2012 | Reply
hi bob
I have a question…
With wich programm do you your concepts? And how do you start?
By Asher Pat on Jan 5, 2012 | Reply
Beautiful, even if predictable design, but I want to add my usual gripe – the position of the screen: It seems that the distances between (i) the top end of the phone and the top end of the screen and (ii) the bottom end of the phone and the bottom end of the screen are NOT the same – I crudely measured (i) as 10-10.5mm and (ii) as about 9.5-10mm.
A question to the designer – is it intentional and if so why?
By Ven on Jan 5, 2012 | Reply
Hi, this looks amazing. But let me tell you, the specifications are way too much for a 9mm thickness. If GOOGLE can make it happen, I am buying this Phone
It will sound crazy when I say this.
I am waiting since Nexus One (Jan 2010) to buy an Android phone, but still did not have one. You know the problems with Nexus One, but Nexus S was good. But at that time I heard rumors about Virtual Keys, which is true for Galaxy Nexus. And now I am not buying this because of very poor specifications.
I am researching on the next or upcoming Android Google phone. I came across two phones, which are, Nexus Black by Motorola and Nexus Ultima.
I don’t know which one will be made in real.
Let me tell you Ultima looks awesome in the pic and specifications are mind blowing.
Hope it will be possible.
By Bob on Jan 6, 2012 | Reply
The phone’s screen has only my personal touch on the placement. i wouldn’t want to make the screen large and unreachable but also I added more space on the top because of the earpiece and cameras.
I really want this phone to materialize. Thanks a lot guys, since u liked it.
By Ven on Jan 6, 2012 | Reply
Hi Bob, thanks for designing such a awesome phone, but is it certain that it will be coming into the market.
I know it is still in concept phase. But just curious about it.
As I said I am waiting to buy a Android Phone since Nexus One, haven’t buy it yet, always an issue of specifications in the phones.
I see Ultima has lot of specs.
I hope it will come out in real. I want to buy this phone with the same specs that are specified above.
Thanks Bob, for your wornderful concept.
Thanks,
Venkat