#nexus 5 philippines

For the past few months, my LG Google Nexus 5 was starting to feel boring and outdated. I unlocked the Nexus 5's bootloader, wiped all my data, flashed Lollipop, and locked it once again. Booting up my Nexus 5 with all of my data deleted feels refreshing, but that also allows me to experience Android 5.0 from its depths - starting with setting-up which looks a lot better and more intuitive than before. I can finally lend my Nexus more to children and my friends. Performance We've reviewed the Nexus 5 here before already, and while it's honestly still well-spec'd today, it's a year old and most devices start to slow down through time. Seeing Android 5.0 Lollipop's animations, one might think that it's going to be difficult for the hardware to run all of these - but to my surprise, my Nexus 5 feels faster and better. Battery Impact As for the battery, I felt a very slight increase for its longevity, but it still doesn't make the Nexus 5 a phone with great battery life. For a software update to make my Nexus 5 feel like brand new again is a huge success for Google, and I will have no problems recommending this phone for another year. Read more in our articles including "Android 5.0 Lollipop on the Nexus 5 Review" and "Smart nabs exclusive rights to Google Nexus 5 ".