Specs and features of Motorola Nexus 6 get leaked

After being given a tease of what we could be seeing when Motorola‘s Nexus 6 arrives, more details have emerged and are reported to be confirmed by a source.

Motorola Nexus 6 ‘confirmed’ specs:
5.9-inch QHD display @ 2560 x 1440 resolution, 496ppi
13MP rear camera with OIS and dual ring flash
2MP front camera
Aluminum frame
Front-facing stereo speakers
Android 5.0
3200mAh battery
Refreshed icons

The Nexus 6 will allegedly carry some traits from the current Moto X (2014) like the ring flash embedded around its rear camera and fast charging feature which charges the battery for 15 minutes and gives off 8 hours of battery life. It’s reported to have a set of refreshed icons as well – in messaging and also with the Wi-Fi, battery, and signal icons on the upper part of its gigantic screen.

Previous specs that came from another source “directly familiar with the Nexus 6” also include a 2.6GHz Snapdragon 805 processor, 3GB of RAM, and 32GB of storage space. With internals like these, the upcoming Nexus device is shaping up to be a monster both in size and specs.

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10 Comments

rockz says:

10 years ago

I currently own Nexus 5 D821 and its currently the perfect size for a smartphone, I cannot go beyond 5.5, OMG, 5.9 is just too big? Perhaps Google will launch a compact version with the same specs except the reso and screen size? hmm ?
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JpL says:

10 years ago

i’m an iphone user ever since, and i’m leaning for quite sometime now on making the switch to android. And acc. to my friend i should get a Nexus. Should I wait for Nexus 6 or is Nexus 5 the smart choice? suggestions pls. thanks in advance :)
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igniculus says:

10 years ago

sana comfy ang size nya for me..this is it.
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Easy E says:

10 years ago

You can’t go wrong with a Google Nexus phone dahil “alaga” ng google in terms of updates, bug fixes, etc. Wala akong reklamo with my n5 (i also own ip5). I advise you not to shift from ip to nexus, but have them both.

For the next Nexus phone (which i think not be named “6” dahil sa copyright ng “Blade Runner/ Do Android dream of electric sheep”), Gusto ko ang screen size nya. I will have it whenever possible.
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