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White Nexus 4 Shown in Possible Photo

Adam Mills —  01/29/2013

On the heels of the emergence of the Nexus 4 on the Google Play Store today comes a possible sighting of another Nexus 4, the ever elusive white Nexus 4 that still has not made it to shelves, months after the Nexus 4′s release.

Read: Nexus 4 In Stock at U.S. Google Play Store Right Now.

There have been rumblings in the past about a white Nexus 4 potentially joining the current black Nexus 4 model on shelves. Since the Nexus 4′s release though, only the black model has been available through the Google Play Store, through T-Mobile and now through Best Buy. However, just on the heels of the Nexus 4′s return to the Google Play Store comes a possible photo of the Nexus 4 unicorn.

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This could be the white Nexus 4.

PhoneArena has produced an image that it says could be the white Nexus 4 in the flesh. The photo depicts a phone that looks very much like the black Nexus 4, complete with gleaming sparkly textures on the back a similar camera though there is a bit of a border, and of course the familiar Nexus logo plastered on the back.

The photo evidently was taken with an LG Optimus G, LG makes the Nexus 4, so it’s possible that this could be the real deal or even a prototype of the white Nexus 4. It could also be fake or another phone using a custom back plate. At this point, it’s entirely unclear and just because the photo showed up doesn’t mean that it will be hitting shelves anytime soon.

Read: Nexus 4 Bumper Case Returns to Google Play Store.

Now though we likely be as good of a time as any as LG and Google have seemingly resolved at least some of their supply issues with the Nexus 4 with the device returning to the Google Play Store today and emerging for sale at T-Mobile and Best Buy as well.

The company could quietly introduce the white Nexus 4 or it could go for a big splash at Google I/O in May. It’s also possible that the device seen here will never make it to shelves.

Those hoping to buy the device will want to keep those fingers crossed.

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Adam is an editor based in San Francisco, California who loves his iPhone 5, iPad third-generation and Samsung Galaxy Nexus. He's also becoming intrigued with Windows Phone. You can follow him on Twitter or on Google+. You can reach him by email at adam@notebooks.com.

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