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Now that you’ve picked up a freshly discounted Nexus 4, how about a seven-inch Android tablet to go with it? Well, the next-generation Nexus 7 goes on sale today in UK, Germany, France, Spain, and, er, Japan. British readers will need to digitally transfer £200 to Google Play for the 16GB entry-level model, while the 32GB version rings in £240. Want LTE? Well, O2 UK promises that its 4G-ready version will go on sale September 12th, for £320 — no details on data plan pricing though. Pre-orders for that start tomorrow and if you do, you’ll get a free “premium case” for your enthusiasm.

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The Nexus 4 from Google (which has been manufactured by LG, of course), is a smartphone that is still worth purchasing as it does come with its fair share of processing muscle even until today, although you can be sure that superior hardware specifications have arrived on the high end smartphone scene for the past few months already. Having said that, the LG Nexus 4 will arrive in 8GB and 16GB models, where it retails for $199 and $249, respectively. That will no longer be the case in selected markets, as the Nexus 4 has just been announced to receive at least a 25% discount – and these markets will include the likes of Australia, Canada, Germany, Spain, Korea, and the UK.

In fact, the price points mentioned happen to make the Nexus 4 quite the bargain, since most high end smartphone models in the US start from $200 onwards, and these will arrive with a contract, but with Google’s price points, those are contract-free devices, which would make them extremely attractive propositions to those who want a new smartphone that packs quite a punch, and yet it will not damage your bank account by much. Would you settle for the Nexus 4, or do you want something newer or more recent?

Nexus 4 Gets At Least 25% Price Cut In Select Territories original content from Ubergizmo.

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Google has just slashed the rate of its 8GB and 16GB Nexus 4 models in the Play Store by $100, bringing the price down to $199. Such follows closely on the heels of Nexus 5 speculation, not the least of which was a rumor earlier this month that Google would be keeping the same pricing […]

The cheapest unlocked stock Android phone you could buy just got even cheaper: Google has dropped the price of the Nexus 4 8GB to $199 (£159) from $299 (£239), and the 16GB model to $249 (£199) from $349 (£279). It’s fast approaching the anniversary date of the latest Google phone, so the timing is about right for the discount. However, we do wonder if this means a replacement is nigh. After all, Google has yet to introduce the next Nexus successor, and we certainly don’t think the Moto X is all the Mountain View company has to offer. Until then, the Nexus 4 is pretty much the best smartphone deal for stock Android lovers who hate carrier contracts. So if you feel like snatching one up, you had best hit the store link below before it sells out yet again.

Update: The Google Play Twitter account just sent out a tweet stating that the 25 percent discount (or more) applies not only in the US, but also Australia, Canada, Germany, Spain, Korea and the UK. We’ve embedded the tweet after the break.

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Source: Google Play Store, Google Play (Twitter)