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<\/a><\/center>Does Google<\/a> really need a Nexus 5<\/a>? The company already unveiled a version of Samsung’s popular Galaxy S4 smartphone running stock Android<\/a>\u00a0during Google I\/O, and reports suggest a new version of the HTC One running stock Android<\/a> will soon be released. While recent analyses suggest Nexus devices aren’t big sellers for Google\u00a0\u2014 Nexus 4 sales reportedly totaled just 375,000 units in all of 2012<\/a> \u2014\u00a0the Galaxy S4 running stock Android costs $650 and HTC’s stock One will likely be just as expensive. As such, it stands to reason that Google will want to release an affordable new Nexus phone for Android fans similar to the Nexus 4, which starts at just $299 with no service contract. If a Nexus 5 does launch this year, however, it won’t be built by LG<\/a> according to a new report.<\/p>\n