it is priced at _349 and _299 for the two models, but it seems LG may not be all that happy with Google's competitive pricing of the handset. Google is a massive company and can afford to offer the smartphone at cost and look to make money on it via its search options and digital content, but LG would be looking to make money on each handset it sells. The Spanish arm of the Carphone Warehouse has taken to its Facebook page to reveal it won't be selling the Nexus 4 as LG wants the handset priced at _599, which is obviously a lot higher than it is on Google Play. The company has decided to suspend sales of the device because of the conditions put down by LG, and wants to be able to offer its customers the best price possible for the handset. This seems to suggest that LG wants retail outlets to sell the Nexus 4 for a higher price, but on the Google Play in the UK the Nexus 4 is priced at 239 and 279, while the Carphone Warehouse website has the handset listed free when taken with a new contract starting at 31 per month, but there is no pricing for SIM free or pay as you go. If retailers do have to list the handset for a lot more than it is priced on Google Play it is pretty obvious that consumers will just go to Google Play to pick up the device.