dankev
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Always wait for the next great phone. No matter how good a phone looks, the next one will be better, so wait for it.
The next great phone is always just around the corner. You'd be waiting forever.
Always wait for the next great phone. No matter how good a phone looks, the next one will be better, so wait for it.
The next great phone is always just around the corner. You'd be waiting forever.
If this phone was a 5" phone, I would probably not be getting it. The N5 is still a great phone and will be getting L. But since it is a phablet, something I have wanted, and it being a motorola Nexus at that, I am all in. The fact that they went all out and made the spec's delicious is just the gravy. Would I like for it to be 64-bit? Sure, but then it was like HD TVs when they first came out. No reason to get one until there was enough content to watch to really use one. 64-bit is great, but it is still a ways away from impacting the things we normally do with our phones for now.
Always wait for the next great phone. No matter how good a phone looks, the next one will be better, so wait for it.
I know people rave about the nexus phones, but are they really that much better?
Probably what a year or so away before it's even worth it? and probably even longer before the majority of apps are optimized for it?
From what I am reading 64 bit is going to be a big deal if you are hard core into gaming... but the majority of apps and operation it's pointless...
I would go for the Nexus 6. Bigger screen, and most importantly, no waiting for the new Android versions. HTC:s sense is quite good, but a vanilla is better.
qhd is pointless too as no apps are optimized for it but yet its here.
Quad HD is a gimmick just like 64 bit! Marketing material!
64 bit is useless right now, but QHD is not. You may not see the difference, but many of us do. That's only if the panel is of good quality and the SoC/gpu can handle the extra load. The LG G3 should not have had a 1440p panel, but the Note 4 looks and runs fantastic.
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id wait until early next year. x64 phones such as the s6 and m9 will already outdate the n6.
Snapdragon 810 is coming very soon, in a few months, and is a huge jump over 805. There isn't really much difference between 800/801/805 other than graphics performance and battery life. 810 is a whole different league, like the 800 was when it came out.
64-bit support and Arm v* is a big deal, you will see huge improvements in battery life and performance with very little penalty. The Nexus 6 timing is unfortunate.