Google's biggest phone so far Nexus 6 packs 6" QHD screen
Google has announced the Nexus 6,
and it's built by Motorola.
The phone is the biggest Google has put out yet and packs a whopping 6-inch Quad HD display, a 13MP camera, and dual front-facing stereo speakers, all built into a brushed aluminium body.
The phone runs on a 2.7GHz quad-core Snapdragon 805 processor, and comes in 32GB and 64GB storage variants. The battery is also a biggy at 3,220mAh, and we expect it'll need it.
The phone is essentially an inflated Moto X when you look at the design, which is no bad thing. We just hope you like your handsets big.
Tasty treat
It also comes running Android 5.0 Lollipop (yes, that name is now confirmed) which launches today also on the Nexus 9 tablet. Lollipop introduces a new power-saving feature that will supposedly juice out an extra 90 minutes of power.
Google says the Lollipop update will hit the Nexus 5, 7, 10 and Google Play edition devices "in the coming weeks".
The Nexus 6 will go up for pre-order in late October, and will be available in stores in
The phone is the biggest Google has put out yet and packs a whopping 6-inch Quad HD display, a 13MP camera, and dual front-facing stereo speakers, all built into a brushed aluminium body.
The phone runs on a 2.7GHz quad-core Snapdragon 805 processor, and comes in 32GB and 64GB storage variants. The battery is also a biggy at 3,220mAh, and we expect it'll need it.
The phone is essentially an inflated Moto X when you look at the design, which is no bad thing. We just hope you like your handsets big.
Tasty treat
It also comes running Android 5.0 Lollipop (yes, that name is now confirmed) which launches today also on the Nexus 9 tablet. Lollipop introduces a new power-saving feature that will supposedly juice out an extra 90 minutes of power.
Google says the Lollipop update will hit the Nexus 5, 7, 10 and Google Play edition devices "in the coming weeks".
The Nexus 6 will go up for pre-order in late October, and will be available in stores in
November.
Google terms Lollipop its most
'ambitious release ever'
Google’s Lollopop has Material
Design UI what the company calls, "a consistent design across
devices". It's a friendly and colourful new look with a range of new
transitions and features.
For more about Lollipop android 5.0
look our post related to the latest versions.
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