Bad news if you were planning on snapping up the Nexus 4 in white today, as Google's pale, popular product has completely sold out. Head on over to Google Play and you'll find that the cupboard is bare, with eager phone fans having sucked up Google's entire reserve of the white, quad-core mobile. Both the 8 and 16GB variants are gone, with the site's listing offering only that the phones are 'no longer available for sale'. If you're absolutely desperate, it looks like T-Mobile is still selling the white version, though you may not get the same bargain price that shoppers enjoy when they get the Nexus 4 unlocked from Google. Check out the slideshow below for some hands-on snaps of the phone that now lies agonisingly beyond your reach. The white LG Nexus 4 is a beaut (pictures) 1-2 of 8 Scroll Left Scroll Right If you're feeling glum about the sold-out smart phone, console yourself with the fact that only its back plating was actually white, while the front of the well-received mobile was ordinary black. The Nexus 4 impressed us with its low, low price tag, but doesn't have LTE, making it useless to U.S. phone shoppers who crave speedy data. Are you dismayed at your sudden inability to purchase the white Nexus 4? Or will you soldier through with a Samsung Galaxy S4 or HTC One instead? Let me know in the comments.
Bad news if you were planning on snapping up the Nexus 4 in white today, as Google's pale, popular product has completely sold out.
Head on over to Google Play and you'll find that the cupboard is bare, with eager phone fans having sucked up Google's entire reserve of the white, quad-core mobile. Both the 8 and 16GB variants are gone, with the site's listing offering only that the phones are 'no longer available for sale'.
If you're absolutely desperate, it looks like T-Mobile is still selling the white version, though you may not get the same bargain price that shoppers enjoy when they get the Nexus 4 unlocked from Google. Check out the slideshow below for some hands-on snaps of the phone that now lies agonisingly beyond your reach.
If you're feeling glum about the sold-out smart phone, console yourself with the fact that only its back plating was actually white, while the front of the well-received mobile was ordinary black.
The Nexus 4 impressed us with its low, low price tag, but doesn't have LTE, making it useless to U.S. phone shoppers who crave speedy data.
Are you dismayed at your sudden inability to purchase the white Nexus 4? Or will you soldier through with a Samsung Galaxy S4 or HTC One instead? Let me know in the comments.
