[RUMORS] Nexus 2 rumors and mock ups underway Already?

As Android users we spend very little time focusing on what is available now. Sure, we will spend hours with our device hacking it, rooting it, installing mods and trying new things. Once a device is out, it tends to get lost by the wayside to what is coming next. What are most people thinking about in the future, the Samsung Galaxy S IV and the Nexus 2. While the first is still a ways out there, the next Nexus device isn’t to far off. People are already starting the rumor mills and the mock ups of what it could and should be. Not that they are bound by any concrete evidence. That doesn’t mean that it isn’t fun to think about. But please remember, this is not truth, take it all with a grain of salt and use it to let your next Nexus device imagination run wild.

A pretty slick-looking mock-up was recently created by Killu-Chan and released on Concept-Phones.com. Showing a sexy edge-to-edge screened device that has some design elements straight out of the Motorola design team. Or so it would look to us. They even offer up a bit of speculative specs that could and would, make the next Nexus a sure-fire winner.

1. Super AMOLED display with 5 inch diagonal and 720p resolution
2. Corning Gorilla Glass 2 protection
3. 32GB of storage
4. 8GB of RAM
5. HSDPA 42 Mbps connectivity
6. microUSB 2.0 with MHL and USB on the go
7. WiFi
8. Bluetooth 4.0
9. Back camera is a 12 megapixel sensor with autofocus, LED flash and simultaneous HD video and image recording, touch focus, image stabilization and face and smile detection. 1080p video capture at 30 fps
10. 2 megapixel front-facing camera with 720p capture at 30 fps
11. 3200 mAh battery
12. Android Jelly Bean 4.1.1
13. Quad core Nvidia Tegra 23 quad-core 2 GHz processor
14. GPU ULP GeForce

Crazy sounding right? While many of the features seem extremely plausible, we would have to call BS on the RAM. 8GB? Seriously? The battery isn’t to far-fetched though, considering the mock-up looks Motorola in nature and the RAZR MAXX has accomplished that feat with a 3300mAh battery. But I have never know Motorola to use Tegra chips. That could change of course being that this would be a Nexus device. Plus we still have no idea who is making the next Nexus to begin with. On a side note though, there was rumor a while back that a few Nexus variants from multiple companies would be hitting the Play Store at some point in time. Who knows, maybe Motorola, Samsung and HTC will all be putting one out.