Google cancelled its scheduled New York press event due to Hurricane Sandy, but it still announced the new Nexus 4 phone. More details on its 32GB Nexus 7 and the new Nexus 10 tablet also leaked ahead of their official unveilings. UPDATE: Google just officially announced the Nexus 4 smartphone from LG (8GB, $299; 16GB, $349); the 32GB Nexus 7 tablet with HSPA+ cellular support ($299); and the Nexus 10 tablet from Samsung (16GB, $399; 32GB, $499). The new products will be available via the Google Play store starting on November 13. Last week, I posted about Google’s new 32GB Nexus 7 tablet, the upcoming Nexus 4 smartphone and “Nexus 10” tablet. Google was expected to officially announce these new products today at a press event in New York City, but Hurricane Sandy quickly changed those plans; Google cancelled the event. Sandy didn’t stop Google and LG from officially announcing the Nexus 4 smartphone, though, and the companies issued an associated press release. Here’s a quick list of the most notable technical specifications: Chipset: Qualcomm Snapdragon™ S4 Pro processor with 1.5GHz Quad-Core Krait CPUs Operating System: Android 4.2, Jelly Bean Network: 3G (WCDMA), HSPA+ Display: 4.7-inch WXGA True HD IPS Plus (1280 x 768 pixels) Memory: 8GB / 16GB RAM: 2GB Camera: 8.0MP rear / 1.3MP HD front Battery: 2,100mAh Li-Polymer (embedded) / Talk time: 15.3 hours / Standby: 390 hours Size: 133.9 x 68.7 x 9.1mm Weight: 139g Other: Wireless charging, NFC Check out the full Google/LG press release on AndroidCentral.com. Most of the specs line up with what’s been leaked, but rumors suggested the device would only be available with 8GB of built-in storage—something I immediately thought was fishy. But the Nexus 4 will be available in 8GB and 16GB versions, according to the release. (Check out the clip below for a video look at the Nexus 4.) Google didn’t officially announce the rumored Nexus 10 tablet or the 32GB Nexus 7—not yet, at least. But WalMart.com is now selling a new 32GB version of the Nexus 7 tablet for $249.00. (The Nexus 7 was previously available in only 8GB and 16GB configurations.) And it reduced the price of the 16GB from $249.00 to $199.00. Still no word on the rumored cellular version of the Nexus 7. And last week, images and video of the “Nexus 10” device leaked, so it should only be a matter of time before Google and Samsung, the device manufacturer, make this new large Nexus tablet official. AS Nexus 4 video via Swedroid.se Related content brandpost Sponsored by Palo Alto Networks x Accenture Making sense of zero trust - why a managed SASE solution is the ideal option for enterprises Security leaders are turning to SASE as their preferred network security solution amid a new era of cloud-powered businesses working from anywhere. By CIO Contributor Nov 28, 2023 4 mins Network Security feature 8 tips for unleashing the power of unstructured data For most organizations, data in the form of text, video, audio, and other formats is plentiful but remains untapped. Here’s how to unlock business value from this overlooked data trove. By Bob Violino Nov 28, 2023 10 mins Data Mining Data Science Data Management opinion What you don’t know about data management could kill your business Organizations without a solid data management strategy are on a collision course with catastrophe. Unfortunately, that’s most businesses, judging by the fundamental disconnect on the importance of strong data foundations. By Thornton May Nov 28, 2023 6 mins Data Architecture Data Governance Master Data Management brandpost Sponsored by Dell Technologies and Intel® Gen AI without the risks Demystifying generative AI: Practical tips for cost-effective deployment in your organization. By Andy Morris, Enterprise AI Strategy Lead at Intel Nov 27, 2023 6 mins Artificial Intelligence Podcasts Videos Resources Events SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER From our editors straight to your inbox Get started by entering your email address below. Please enter a valid email address Subscribe