 Hey, this is Deedroth the Verge and this is the just announced Nexus 5 from Google. It is $349 and available today unlocked off contract. And as you can see it has a big, huge, bright 1080p screen and it's running Android 4.4 KitKat which has a few improvements. Number one, you can swipe right over to Google Now. You can also just say, OK Google, and it'll launch Google Now. It has a Snapdragon 800 processor so it does scream although scrolling performance is still a little bit laggy like it tends to be on all Android devices. It's relatively thin and it only weighs 130 grams so it actually feels lighter than the Nexus 4. The back is this nice soft touch plastic Google calls it silky, I call it pretty good. And there is an 8 megapixel camera with optical image stabilization so that should help it take better shots. It has a HDR Plus which does better HDR shots. We'll see how it goes, usually Android cameras aren't that impressive. The buttons are made of ceramic for whatever that's worth and the bezels on the side of the screen are very, very thin so it's actually relatively comfortable to hold in the hand despite the massive screen. We're going to have a lot more with the Nexus 5 soon but for now it's just a quick look.
 Hey, this is Deedroth the Verge and this is the just announced Nexus 5 from Google.
 It is $349 and available today unlocked off contract.
 And as you can see it has a big, huge, bright 1080p screen and it's running Android 4.4
 KitKat which has a few improvements.
 Number one, you can swipe right over to Google Now.
 You can also just say, OK Google, and it'll launch Google Now.
 It has a Snapdragon 800 processor so it does scream although scrolling performance is still
 a little bit laggy like it tends to be on all Android devices.
 It's relatively thin and it only weighs 130 grams so it actually feels lighter than the
 Nexus 4.
 The back is this nice soft touch plastic Google calls it silky, I call it pretty good.
 And there is an 8 megapixel camera with optical image stabilization so that should help it
 take better shots.
 It has a HDR Plus which does better HDR shots.
 We'll see how it goes, usually Android cameras aren't that impressive.
 The buttons are made of ceramic for whatever that's worth and the bezels on the side of
 the screen are very, very thin so it's actually relatively comfortable to hold in the hand
 despite the massive screen.
 We're going to have a lot more with the Nexus 5 soon but for now it's just a quick look.