The Nexus 6 is an Android device that packs a punch when it comes to features and performance. One of the standout features of this device is its display, which is an AMOLED capacitive touchscreen display with a resolution of full HD. This means that you will be seeing those Samsung-like colors on it, making for an immersive viewing experience. Additionally, the device features Corning Gorilla Glass 3 over the top, which provides protection against scratches, drops, and cracks.

The Nexus 6 is powered by a new Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 chipset, a quad-core processor that runs at 2.7 gigahertz and has the Agena 420 GPU. This version of the device comes with 32GB of storage and 3GB of RAM, making it a great option for those who want to run multiple apps simultaneously without any issues. The camera on the back of the device is 13 megapixels, featuring optical image stabilization and a dual LED flash that is positioned in a ring format. This allows for better low-light performance and more creative control over photography.

The front-facing camera on the Nexus 6 is 2 megapixels, which may seem small compared to some other devices on the market. However, it's worth noting that the device's focus is on delivering a great overall experience rather than just focusing on high-end cameras. The Nexus 6 also features a 3220 milliamp hour battery, which is surprisingly large considering its compact size.

One of the standout features of the Nexus 6 is its fluidity and responsiveness. When you power it on, you'll notice how smooth and seamless everything feels. This is due in part to the fact that the device comes with stock Android Lollipop out of the box, which means that Google has optimized the user interface for this particular device.

The settings app on the Nexus 6 is a great example of what can be achieved with Lollipop. When you tap on the Lollipop logo, you'll see a flappy bird-style game pre-loaded onto the device. This is just one of the many features that come built-in to Lollipop, and it's a testament to Google's commitment to providing users with a seamless and intuitive experience.

One thing that sets the Nexus 6 apart from some other devices on the market is its lack of custom skin or ROM options. When you buy this device, it comes pre-installed with stock Android Lollipop, which means that there's no need to install any additional software to get the full benefits of the operating system.

In terms of hardware and performance, the Nexus 6 delivers. The device has a thickness of 10.1 millimeters, making it slightly thicker than some other devices on the market. However, this also allows for a larger battery that provides all-day usage. When paired with its powerful processor and ample storage, this makes for a great option for those who want to use their device extensively.

Whether or not the Nexus 6 is right for you will depend on your individual needs and preferences. If you're looking for a device that offers a seamless Android experience without any frills or extra features, then this may be the perfect choice. However, if you're someone who wants to customize their device with additional software or features, then you may want to consider other options.

Avengers is a relatively new company that promises to bring openness and community-driven development to the Android ecosystem. They have partnered with Google to create devices that meet the highest standards of performance and feature set. The Nexus 6 is one such device, and it's clear that Avengers has put a lot of thought into its design and functionality.

In terms of comparison to other devices on the market, the Nexus 6 holds its own against some pretty formidable competition. When compared to the Samsung Note 4, for example, the Nexus 6 delivers similar performance and features without the added bulk or price tag. However, it's worth noting that the Note 4 has a more tapered edge design that may appeal to those who value aesthetics.

When comparing the Nexus 6 to the iPhone 6 Plus, things get a bit more interesting. While both devices have their own unique strengths and weaknesses, they also share some similarities. Both offer high-quality displays and impressive performance, but the Nexus 6 has one key advantage: its expandable storage option. Whether or not this is a deal-breaker for you will depend on your individual needs and preferences.

In conclusion, the Nexus 6 is an Android device that offers a unique blend of features, performance, and value. Its fluidity and responsiveness make it a joy to use, while its ample storage and powerful processor provide plenty of headroom for multitasking and heavy usage. Whether or not it's right for you will depend on your individual needs and preferences, but one thing is certain: the Nexus 6 is an Android device that's worth considering.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enthe new Nexus 6 is a complete changeover and it no longer serves as a developer device but more for the high-end consumer my name is Rhys Narwhal and today we're going to be unboxing and taking a look at the new Nexus 6 so the box is also pretty different from the previous Nexus generation devices and it looks really well made I'm going to quickly cut through and see what all is inside the box the first thing inside the box is the new Nexus 6 itself the device is pretty large in size thanks to the nice and large 5.9 six inch display on the back also the new Nexus logo looks really fantastic and the back panel feel and finish is pretty impressive far better than what we've seen in the past or Nexus devices I'm going to put the device to the side for the timing I'm going to go further in and take a look at what all else we get inside the box so you get a really nice USB wall charger you also get in-ear style earphones which is not really in here earphones they're like angular earphones you have an inline microphone and a push button and a 3.5 mm jack which is pretty standard don't forget a USB to micro USB cable will be used for charging as well as data syncing apart from that you get a whole host of documentation your warranties and a Quick Start Guide you also get a sim removal tool which is great that's everything from the box let's go ahead and take a look at the device itself so the displays mostly the highlight of this device as you can see there are not many large bezels around the device which is great so you get a nice and large almost six inch display now this display itself is a 493 pixels per inch which means that it is a 2k display so you get 2 5 6 0 by 1440 pixels in the 5.9 inch size which is absolutely wonderful it is an AMOLED capacitive touchscreen display which means that you will be seeing those Samsung like colors on it you also get Corning Gorilla Glass 3 over the top which is fantastic as well so you are preventing your device from scratches drops cracks etc now while the device is booting up I will tell you that the device runs on a new Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 chipset which is a quad-core chipset on 2.7 gigahertz and it has the Agena 420 GPU this version is the 32 gigabyte version and it comes with three gigabyte of RAM which is fantastic over at the back is a 13 megapixel camera which does offer optical image stabilization and it also has a dual LED flash which is which is positioned in a ring format which is great you also have a 4k video recording on this camera and over at the front you have a 2 megapixel camera which again is pretty decent the Nexus 6 is pretty hefty for its size and it comes in at a thickness of 10.1 millimeters which is pretty thick if you consider most of the other devices in the market but the great thing is that it packs in a 3220 milliamp hour battery which is supposedly pretty good for the device and the minute you power on the device the first thing you'll notice is that how fluid the whole system is and this is one of the devices that completely utilizes the full features and the full power of lollipop essentially the device is designed to exploit stock Android in the best possible way and Google pushes out stock Android updates to this when you buy the device it comes with lollipop out of the box and this is for the first time on an Android device you will not truly like to install a custom skin or ROM because the interface itself looks pretty fantastic the overall UI is pretty smooth and if I jump into the settings real quick and I'll show you that it is running lollipop and if you tap on the lollipop logo a couple of times you get a flappy bird sort of flappy Android game which is pretty cool if you want to spend some time sort of comes with the game pre-loaded it's possibly the most difficult variant of flappy bird but you'll get through if you try hard enough everything comes stock on this so you'll see great functionality on the device of course you have internet capabilities and the camera is pretty impressive on lollipop as well you get a bunch of new features along with the selective focus like capability that we saw on Samsung devices as well as the HTC One m8 all these features are now built into the camera and the Nexus 6 seemingly has a great camera which we'll be testing out later on video playback is really smooth the display looks fantastic and has great viewing angles you tell Avengers is a recently launched company that promises the openness of cyanogen and Android and promises in developer support community like no other in our country my name is one mark Paul and today we're going to be unboxing the yu yureka it also has pretty good brightness but when we put it up next to the note edge we saw that the note edge had much better brightness and Samsung is known to have devices with better brightness compared to many of the other devices available in the market and that comes out true here as well so the real comparison can be done between the note 4 or the note edge and the Nexus 6 they essentially have the same displays in terms of the kind of resolution of course there is a slide there is a slight size different as well as on the note edge there is a tapered edge which is the key selling point of that device and this s-pen so you do have a bunch of additionals on the note 4 now with the Nexus the way it runs the way the software runs totally Trump's the Note edge by a distance at least in terms of size is not too different from the iPhone 6 plus as well as you can see over here the display is the only real difference more or less the size is the same of course the Nexus is much wider and also much more thicker than the iPhone 6 plus essentially more or less the same sort of pocket consumption will be had either between the Nexus 6 and the iPhone 6 plus I will be running the Nexus 6 through its paces and trying to figure out whether or not it makes sense for you guys so stay tuned for all of those things now make sure you drop all your questions and queries in the comment section below and we will try and cover as many as we can in the final review which will be out shortly whether it makes sense for India whether it makes sense for the world we'll be telling you in our final review make sure you check out I gander in caches on Facebook Twitter Google+ and you guys in the next onethe new Nexus 6 is a complete changeover and it no longer serves as a developer device but more for the high-end consumer my name is Rhys Narwhal and today we're going to be unboxing and taking a look at the new Nexus 6 so the box is also pretty different from the previous Nexus generation devices and it looks really well made I'm going to quickly cut through and see what all is inside the box the first thing inside the box is the new Nexus 6 itself the device is pretty large in size thanks to the nice and large 5.9 six inch display on the back also the new Nexus logo looks really fantastic and the back panel feel and finish is pretty impressive far better than what we've seen in the past or Nexus devices I'm going to put the device to the side for the timing I'm going to go further in and take a look at what all else we get inside the box so you get a really nice USB wall charger you also get in-ear style earphones which is not really in here earphones they're like angular earphones you have an inline microphone and a push button and a 3.5 mm jack which is pretty standard don't forget a USB to micro USB cable will be used for charging as well as data syncing apart from that you get a whole host of documentation your warranties and a Quick Start Guide you also get a sim removal tool which is great that's everything from the box let's go ahead and take a look at the device itself so the displays mostly the highlight of this device as you can see there are not many large bezels around the device which is great so you get a nice and large almost six inch display now this display itself is a 493 pixels per inch which means that it is a 2k display so you get 2 5 6 0 by 1440 pixels in the 5.9 inch size which is absolutely wonderful it is an AMOLED capacitive touchscreen display which means that you will be seeing those Samsung like colors on it you also get Corning Gorilla Glass 3 over the top which is fantastic as well so you are preventing your device from scratches drops cracks etc now while the device is booting up I will tell you that the device runs on a new Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 chipset which is a quad-core chipset on 2.7 gigahertz and it has the Agena 420 GPU this version is the 32 gigabyte version and it comes with three gigabyte of RAM which is fantastic over at the back is a 13 megapixel camera which does offer optical image stabilization and it also has a dual LED flash which is which is positioned in a ring format which is great you also have a 4k video recording on this camera and over at the front you have a 2 megapixel camera which again is pretty decent the Nexus 6 is pretty hefty for its size and it comes in at a thickness of 10.1 millimeters which is pretty thick if you consider most of the other devices in the market but the great thing is that it packs in a 3220 milliamp hour battery which is supposedly pretty good for the device and the minute you power on the device the first thing you'll notice is that how fluid the whole system is and this is one of the devices that completely utilizes the full features and the full power of lollipop essentially the device is designed to exploit stock Android in the best possible way and Google pushes out stock Android updates to this when you buy the device it comes with lollipop out of the box and this is for the first time on an Android device you will not truly like to install a custom skin or ROM because the interface itself looks pretty fantastic the overall UI is pretty smooth and if I jump into the settings real quick and I'll show you that it is running lollipop and if you tap on the lollipop logo a couple of times you get a flappy bird sort of flappy Android game which is pretty cool if you want to spend some time sort of comes with the game pre-loaded it's possibly the most difficult variant of flappy bird but you'll get through if you try hard enough everything comes stock on this so you'll see great functionality on the device of course you have internet capabilities and the camera is pretty impressive on lollipop as well you get a bunch of new features along with the selective focus like capability that we saw on Samsung devices as well as the HTC One m8 all these features are now built into the camera and the Nexus 6 seemingly has a great camera which we'll be testing out later on video playback is really smooth the display looks fantastic and has great viewing angles you tell Avengers is a recently launched company that promises the openness of cyanogen and Android and promises in developer support community like no other in our country my name is one mark Paul and today we're going to be unboxing the yu yureka it also has pretty good brightness but when we put it up next to the note edge we saw that the note edge had much better brightness and Samsung is known to have devices with better brightness compared to many of the other devices available in the market and that comes out true here as well so the real comparison can be done between the note 4 or the note edge and the Nexus 6 they essentially have the same displays in terms of the kind of resolution of course there is a slide there is a slight size different as well as on the note edge there is a tapered edge which is the key selling point of that device and this s-pen so you do have a bunch of additionals on the note 4 now with the Nexus the way it runs the way the software runs totally Trump's the Note edge by a distance at least in terms of size is not too different from the iPhone 6 plus as well as you can see over here the display is the only real difference more or less the size is the same of course the Nexus is much wider and also much more thicker than the iPhone 6 plus essentially more or less the same sort of pocket consumption will be had either between the Nexus 6 and the iPhone 6 plus I will be running the Nexus 6 through its paces and trying to figure out whether or not it makes sense for you guys so stay tuned for all of those things now make sure you drop all your questions and queries in the comment section below and we will try and cover as many as we can in the final review which will be out shortly whether it makes sense for India whether it makes sense for the world we'll be telling you in our final review make sure you check out I gander in caches on Facebook Twitter Google+ and you guys in the next one\n"