Perhaps Google is not (yet) a giant among smartphone manufacturers, but that is why it is now the owner of its first "giant", which sounds like the Nexus 6. The giant, manufactured by Motorola, boasts an almost 6-inch (15, 1 cm) AMOLED screen with a resolution of 2,560 x 1,440 points. But the fact that it is actually more of a David than a Goliath is revealed by the interior, including the Android Lollipop (lollipop) mobile operating system.
The giant Nexus 6, which is for Google prepared by "adopted" Motorola, draws power from rich (hardware) equipment, which includes a 4-core processor Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 frequency of 2.7 GHz (same as Samsung Galaxy Note 4), graphics card Adreno 420, bluetooth 4.1, digital camera (13MP) with double LED flash, optical image stabilizer and (front) camera (2 MP) for video recording 4K.
It has 32/64 GB "muscle mass" or data storage space ("parking space" for memory card this Nexus doesn't have it either), and 3 GB of RAM ensures smooth operation.
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A mobile phone that brings a considerably enriched user experience (among others revamped notification system, which the latter shows as popup window while using applications or playing games) needs to be used Nano SIM card, which is becoming an increasingly widespread format.
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