Smartphones And Mobiles
The fast-approaching Nexus 6 has just had another early debut, with the latest leak showing off an actual handset.
Until now we?ve mostly seen renders of the device, but the new image has a Nexus 6 sitting alongside Apple?s iPhone 6 Plus.
The key thing to take from this is screen size ? Apple?s blower is huge at 5.5-inch, but the giant Nexus 6 trumps Apple?s cellular at 5.9-inch.
Despite the 0.4-inch difference in display size, the Nexus 6 doesn?t actually look that much bigger than the iPhone 6 Plus, largely due to its comparatively svelte bezels.
It also looks like a sized-up 2nd-gen Moto X ? no surprise, as Motorola is reckoned to be the firm behind the latest Nexus-stamped Google handset.
There?s not much else we can glean from this picture as the purported Nexus smartphone isn?t even turned on.
When we do finally see some working Nexus 6 handsets, we?re expecting it to be the flagship carrier of Google?s next mobile OS ? Android L.
Most technophiles reckon the new software will be called Android Lollipop, and will tout Google?s flatter, simpler ?material design? aesthetic introduced at Google I/O.
Yesterday we saw a leaked render of the Nexus 6 that showed off the new OS and the handset?s mega-screen, courtesy of Evleaks.
We also heard that Google would launch the handset at some point today, alongside HTC?s Nexus 9 tablet, although the search engine giant?s not let anything slip just yet.
In terms of specs, there?s whispers of a 2.65GHz Snapdragon 805 processor, a 2560 x 1440 display, and a meaty 3200mAh li-ion battery.
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Smartphones And Mobiles
Google?s Nexus 6 snapped again, this time next to iPhone 6 Plus
The fast-approaching Nexus 6 has just had another early debut, with the latest leak showing off an actual handset.
Until now we?ve mostly seen renders of the device, but the new image has a Nexus 6 sitting alongside Apple?s iPhone 6 Plus.
The key thing to take from this is screen size ? Apple?s blower is huge at 5.5-inch, but the giant Nexus 6 trumps Apple?s cellular at 5.9-inch.
Despite the 0.4-inch difference in display size, the Nexus 6 doesn?t actually look that much bigger than the iPhone 6 Plus, largely due to its comparatively svelte bezels.
It also looks like a sized-up 2nd-gen Moto X ? no surprise, as Motorola is reckoned to be the firm behind the latest Nexus-stamped Google handset.
There?s not much else we can glean from this picture as the purported Nexus smartphone isn?t even turned on.
When we do finally see some working Nexus 6 handsets, we?re expecting it to be the flagship carrier of Google?s next mobile OS ? Android L.
Most technophiles reckon the new software will be called Android Lollipop, and will tout Google?s flatter, simpler ?material design? aesthetic introduced at Google I/O.
Yesterday we saw a leaked render of the Nexus 6 that showed off the new OS and the handset?s mega-screen, courtesy of Evleaks.
We also heard that Google would launch the handset at some point today, alongside HTC?s Nexus 9 tablet, although the search engine giant?s not let anything slip just yet.
In terms of specs, there?s whispers of a 2.65GHz Snapdragon 805 processor, a 2560 x 1440 display, and a meaty 3200mAh li-ion battery.
- Nexus 7 And Nexus 10 To Get Android Lollipop On November 3?
Google?s Nexus 7 and Nexus 10 tablets will be getting the latest Android 5.0 Lollipop OS on November 3, latest reports have suggested. Both Nexus 7 variants, namely the 2012 and 2013 Wi-Fi editions, will be getting the update at the same time. Unfortunately...
- Nexus 5 Lives On As Google Says Goodbye To The Nexus 7
With both the Nexus 6 smartphone and Nexus 9 tablet having now formally entered the realms of reality, Google is killing off some of its most beloved devices. However, although both the Nexus 7 and Nexus 10 tablets are being axed in order to make way...
- Google Nexus 6 Officially Unveiled As Android 5.0 Monster
Forget the iPhone 6 Plus and Samsung Galaxy Note 4, Google has just unveiled the latest must-have oversized smartphone, the Nexus 6. Packing a 6-inch QHD display with a stunning 2560 x 1440 pixel resolution, the plus-sized Nexus 6 is set to be a phablet...
- Nexus 9 Release Date Tipped For This Wednesday Alongside $399 Price Tag
Google and HTC could be releasing the next-in-line Nexus tablet as soon as Wednesday, if new rumours are to be believed. Insider sources, coming courtesy of Bright Side of News, reckon the highly anticipated Nexus 9 release date will be held on October...
- Google Nexus 6 Benchmarked, Blows Away The Competition
The Google Nexus 6 should be with us any day now, and if this alleged benchmark is anything to go by, it will be an absolute monster. Geekbench claims to have put the handset ? aka the Motorola Shamu ? through its paces. The results are very impressive,...