I feel like a kid at Christmas. Can't wait to play with the phone tomorrow.
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Just got my N6!!!
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Welcome to the cutting edge.
You will really enjoy it.
Mav.
Sent from my Sprint Tri-Band Nexus 6.
You will really enjoy it.
Mav.
Sent from my Sprint Tri-Band Nexus 6.
Welcome to the cutting edge.
You will really enjoy it.
Mav.
Sent from my Sprint Tri-Band Nexus 6.
Until CES in January... new drool worthy tech on the way...
But man I love this phone!
Same here! Store just got them this morning. Loving it so far. Screen is not a disappointment coming from the note 4 at all!
And mine did not get the AT&T bloat installed on it at all!
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Same for me, but just as excited to finally put it down, getting serious cramps! Lol, loving this beast
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I've had mine for a solid week now and freaking love it. Every time I pick it up .[languaged removed by Moderator]
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I feel that the end of 2014 is a bad time to get a new phone. Starting early next year, the next gen of phones will be rolling out (people will be regretting their recent purchases and drooling) with 64bit cpu's, 3+GB RAM, killer graphics, and so on...... people will be selling their phones real soon.
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I feel that the end of 2014 is a bad time to get a new phone. Starting early next year, the next gen of phones will be rolling out (people will be regretting their recent purchases and drooling) with 64bit cpu's, 3+GB RAM, killer graphics, and so on...... people will be selling their phones real soon.
It's a vicious cycle! The devices in the spring will be better than what we bought now and the devices out next spring will be better than the ones in the spring...
I still firmly believe 64 bit with 4 GB of RAM along with 4K recording and screens are still two years away from being a true BIG deal.. Right now it's just spec bragging rights on paper with very little real world advantages....
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It may sound silly but the phone won't fit in my pocket and I'm afraid it will fall out while I'm at work.
I feel that the end of 2014 is a bad time to get a new phone. Starting early next year, the next gen of phones will be rolling out (people will be regretting their recent purchases and drooling) with 64bit cpu's, 3+GB RAM, killer graphics, and so on...... people will be selling their phones real soon.
The same has been said for EVERY generation of Nexus
I feel that the end of 2014 is a bad time to get a new phone. Starting early next year, the next gen of phones will be rolling out (people will be regretting their recent purchases and drooling) with 64bit cpu's, 3+GB RAM, killer graphics, and so on...... people will be selling their phones real soon.
Soon after the iPhone 5S's Apple A7 was announced I thought that it would immediately mean that Snapdragon will start working on 64 bit SOCs that will make 32 bit SOCs obsolete pretty fast.
That didn't come true, now almost two years later Snapdragon does offer a number of 64 bit SOCs however 32 bit still exists and is the most popular.
In technology you'll not ever have the latest and greatest forever as technology moves at a faster pace than we could ever imagine.
Android isn't an OS which requires beastly specifications any longer, hell even the 2013 Moto X with the dual core processor and Adreno 320 GPU can perform extremely we'll!
Most improvements with performance that Android needs any longer are probably going to be in software, not really in hardware.
Plus the Snapdragon 808 and 810 SOCs may actually be slower than existing 800/801/805 because of the fact that 808 and 810 will be octa core chips, and to the best of my knowledge less and more powerful cores serve a better purpose for day to day tasks than weaker and more powerful cores.
Nexus 6 is a great device, hell even the Nexus 5 is still a great device and the Nexus 4 ain't half bad either.
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not silly at all. the size is make or break for some and completely understandable.
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