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“We are excited to partner with LG again to introduce a sequel to a fan-favorite – the new Nexus 5X – and Android 6.0 Marshmallow, our most polished and highest-performing OS yet”, said Hiroshi Lockheimer, VP Android, Chromecast and Chrome OS at Google....

Fresh from its September 29 Nexus event, fans of Google are still hyped about the company’s new and upcoming lineups.

There was a lot of hype before Google announced the Nexus 5X and the 6P at an event in San Francisco yesterday, which also saw the launch of the Android Marshmallow.

Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P, both running the new Android 6.0 operating system known as Marshmallow, have been developed in partnership with LG and Huawei, respectively.

The former will cost $379, whereas the latter will be available for $499; both will be up for preorder starting next today in the USA and next week in other markets.

A much more plausible explanation is that Google is addressing one of the Nexus range’s principal problems, in the form of its highly ambiguous naming convention.

The new Chromecast will reportedly be available for a price similar to that of the current model, which retails for $35.

Like most phones in the market, the Mate S is running Android 5.1 Lollipop customised with Huawei’s own Emotion UI 3.1.

The LG Watch Urbane Luxe comes equipped with a “deployment clasp” that lets users adjust the fitting.

A lot more tangible is the 2.5D Gorilla Glass 4 that covers the display.

This year, IFA Berlin will be hosting several events by hundreds of exhibitors and about 2,50,000 visitors are expected to be part of the event.

We’ve already got a pretty good idea of what the smaller model will look like, thanks to a leaked photo. The Geekbench 3 data also featured the device running on the octa-core 1.3GHz CPU and having an 8-inch screen.

We’ll keep you up to speed on any more rumors and developments surrounding these new Nexus devices.

As shown on a dedicated webpage where anyone can register to be notified of its availability, the smartwatch will soon hit the market after what feels like months of waiting and speculation as to whether it would ever actually launch.

Xiaomi has regained its top spot in the Chinese smartphone market in the second quarter of 2015, outselling Huawei and Apple, according to a Canalys market survey.