Video: Nexus 4 (The Verge Review)

 The design of the LG-made Nexus 4 is very much an iteration of the Galaxy Nexus. That is, you kind of can't tell the two apart if they're sitting next to one another on a table. It's when you get closer that you begin to notice the differences — and there are many significant differences. For starters, the device is made mostly from glass. Gorilla Glass. The screen is coated smoothly from edge to edge, and it almost feels like the glass is melted over the sides. Google's head of user experience Matias Duarte claimed that the curved sides helped swiping left or right on the phone, and much to my surprise, it did seem to make things easier to shuffle around near the edges of the screen. The back is flat glass with a holographic stipple pattern which you can't always see, but looks playfully futuristic in the right light. The two glass surfaces are joined by a soft touch band which wraps around the entire device, giving it a solid, weighty feel in your hand. Watch the video to learn more...


 Source: The Verge