#Nexus old world radio 1080p

Flagships typically take the give the consumer everything and the kitchen sink approach. The N5 is a mear $399.99 they're taken it out to save money. In short, there's no FM radio because Google is greedy, just like how there's no microSD card expansion because Google wants you to spend $50 on 16 GB more storage and to use their cloud service.You again answered your own question. Here's a list of all the phones from 2013 with FM radios: In short, there's no FM radio because Google is greedy, just like how there's no microSD card expansion because Google wants you to spend $50 on 16 GB more storage and to use their cloud service. Rather, it's been omitted to drive up revenue because consumers are forced to listen to Google Music and either purchase their songs or be exposed to advertisers. The lack of an FM radio is not omitted to reduce cost.

So I'm not sure how expensive $600 flagship devices like these would do in emerging markets with that FM radio.

#Nexus old world radio 1080p

All of them have LTE, 1080p screens, and large internal storage. There's several flagships on there, such as the LG G2, Nokia 1520, HTC One Max, and Sony Xperia Z1. Exactly where FM radio would work but not cloud based storage and music.Here's a list of all the phones from 2013 with FM radios: Totally the same league of phone and target market.ДЄlso the Moto G is targeted for the emerging market where there's limited mobile internet.

Moto G doesn't have a 4.95' 1080P Screen,Д«ut you're right it has an FM radio.