Just last week, we spotted a device that we believed to be the often rumored Nexus 5. The image that was leaked seemed consistent with what we previously saw, and today we’re seeing what appears to be a set of brand-new leaked photos and a video.
The supposed Nexus 5 was caught in the wild as a Google employee happened to leave the device unsupervised at a bar. The device seems to fit with what we’ve seen in the past through the recent FCC filing as well as in Google’s KitKat unveiling video.
As you can see from the image, the device has the horizontal Nexus branding located at its rear as well as its large camera that we’ve seen before. The front of the device features a large screen and looks to have capitative buttons, although it’s hard to see them since the person who captured the device wasn’t able to unlock the Nexus 5.
The video of the Nexus 5 shows off a short portion of the device’s boot-up sequence that we can expect from Android 4.4 KitKat. The lock screen doesn’t seem to offer that big of a change as you’ll once again be able to perform a specific pattern in order to unlock it.