In case you haven’t noticed, the Nexus 4 came out 3 years ago. It might be older but it’s got a Snapdragon 1.5 GHz quad core processor with an Adreno 320 GPU, 2 GB Ram, is unlocked and works on every network across the globe (minus CDMA).

Who cares? Well, it’s one of the most versatile phones in existence. There are builds of multiple OSes available for it right now and each are still getting updates. Why? Because with specs like it has, there isn’t much it can’t still do. It can run Android, Sailfish OS, Firefox OS, Ubuntu Touch, and oh yeah…LUNEOS!

And it only costs about $100 USD for a used one in pretty great shape. Did I mention it has built in Qi wireless charging? Remember my Palm TouchStone install in my car? I did the same thing with a Qi charger in prep for LuneOS as a daily driver.

You can see the Nexus 4 and LuneOS in action in my YouTube video of YouTube working below. That was confusing to type.

Read about the Nexus 4. It may not be officially 4G/LTE capable but if you’re running Android on it then there’s a hack you can flash if you’re on T-Mobile.

Will you pick one up to help webOS Ports test LuneOS?

#webosforever