LG Nexus 5 appeared briefly at Google stores last week. This lead to speculations that the Android 4.4 KitKat will be soon be available earlier than expected. It is most likely that it will be before October ends, or by early November.

The design is obviously set to go head-on with Apple's latest release, continuing to challenge with a bigger and wider screen.

Let us check-out the back-bone of this latest LG installation.

CNET predicted a the possibility of having a white phone from the Korean manufacturer. It is the most lucrative and most preferred for smost handsets as observed by Apple's sales in the past.

The color preference and suspicion further arised due to recent product releases by the iPhone 5S and Samsung's S4 white models. Should Google follow suit it is expected to rake in a similar success.

There were images of the
Nexus 5 that recently went viral online in a white color.

It is still undetermined whether which shade of white Google would go for its most anticipated phone to date. Android fans are yearning for a Nexus 5 nonethless than pristine looking to rival its competitors

However here are the specifications expected of the Nexus 5:
A large display  of 5-inch that boasts of a 1080p screen resolution, a 2.3GHz Snapdragon 800 CPU that works with a 2GB of RAM and a massive battery - all conspiring for a monster phablet that  trumps over the 5S and measures up with huge Android phones.

The space available would be 16GB and 32GB, which are paired with superfast Wi-Fi and LTE connectivity for the gadget to easily access the Google Drive in case users would require more room for their files. Yes, the phone is without a memory card slot like its predecessors.

This year Google will be serving Nexus with a KitKat or Android 4.4, which carrie the code name Lime Key.

It is expected to cost aroU
Google dangles immense improvements with the Nexus 5 and they will cost, which explains the higher price tag for the basic unit that leaked recently via the Google Play Store. The 16GB configuration will allegedly sell for $350, from last year's $300, while the 32GB will hit the market at around $400. It is said that the latter version will carry a higher battery rating.

Release date of the LG Nexus 5 should take place in the immediate days after its supposed intro on Oct 24, pointing to a Big Day between late October and early November 2013.