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[Nexus 6  General] eksasol:
I had the OnePlus One and the Moto X 2014, which is what the Nexus 6 design is based on.

The primary reason why I sold both of my OnePlus are:

-Design

-Signal/call quality.

The phone wasn't comfortable to use due to it's design. The signal quality simply wasn't as good. It take a while for me to drive to work and I tend to stream YouTube podcasts over LTE while driving, I didn't get very good LTE signal with the OPO so I had to use 3G most of the time, even then it wasn't as smooth experience as the Moto X 2013 and 2014.

The OnePlus is a great device for the money no doubt, but Motorola design is my favorite at this point, it's wasn't that much smaller than the OPO but it's so much more comfortable to hold and use. The OnePlus have this somewhat "sharp" edges and it wasn't comfortable in the pocket.

The Nexus 6 uses the same Sony sensor as the OPO, while some people didn't think highly of it, I personally got amazing results from it, especially if you know how to tune your shutter speed and ISO level. I love the 4K DCI recording on it too, which unfortunately will not be available on the Nexus 6.

Also you have to deal with yellow screen issue which I got, I had to put the phone under UV light to fix it, but it didn't completely remove it. And if you have issues and need to do an RMA, I heard the experience wasn't very good. Motorola have some complains too, but not the at the same level as OPO.

I like what OnePlus have to offer so I'll look forward to their next phone. But honestly, I already know that most likely it will also be based off whatever the next Oppo flagship phone is, except with corner cuts, and it's probably going to be very big with capacitive buttons, which is not for me. The Nexus 6 is too big for me too, but I'm mainly interested in it to use as a tablet and back up phone, not as my daily driver.
[Nexus 6  General] neyenlives:
The N4 and N6 are running over 50% of the iPhone at a huge increase in pixels pushed......

They need to show apples and apples. If they all ran at 1080 the N4 and N6 would run circles around the iPhone 6
[Nexus 6  General] roan.util:
Actually maybe half of those GPU benchmarks are "off screen". Which should remove any resolution handicap.

However, you are right. I discussed the SOC's themselves and then switched to device performance.

But the A8 is a serious chip. It competes with and possibly beats the 805 outright even when resolution is taken out of the equation.
[Nexus 6  General] gregk232:
No mention of Droid Turbo/Moto X Play?

This is looking like it will be the spec king of 2014.

Same specs as N6, but smaller screen (5.2), bigger battery (3900mah), and better camera (21mp)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fastgeared:
It seems that no one is able to help regarding the solution for rooting the phone. Though its a relatively new model , but i expected someone would atleast come up with the guide for rooting the karbonn titanium octane.

Anyway, a bit confusing part with the camera is that, at the back of the phone it says "13 mp camera" , while in the camera settings , the maximum Picture size is 6mp :confused:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vivekkiran:
Rooting Titanium Octane

Hi,

Try Kingo Root , It is the only app which works for rooting Karboonn Titanium Octane. It usually takes long time to root titanium octane depending on the internet connection , but its worth it, I have tried all other apps/methods to root my titanium octane, none of them worked. It worked for me :).
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nav0001:
Kingroot is suitable app for root

It is best app to root any android device but use mobile internet connection whether wifi / 3g connection. for rooting titanium octane .It will take only 3-4 minutes to root. Best of Luck with your device:cool: :good:
[Nexus 6  General] msal:
Since this phone is going to be expensive, the amount of storage is more important than ever. Some people are already on the edge of getting a $650 Nexus, but bumping up the price to $700 might turn off even more people.

What storage will you get?

Personally I'm going to opt for 64 gbs of storage.
[Nexus 6  General] charesa39:
As will I. Been waiting for a Nexus device that rivals the Galaxy Note's size.
[Nexus 6  General] Dr Faustus:
I am hearing rumors that T-Mobile will be selling only the 64GB model but at the total price of the 32GB model. So I am hyped for that.

That said however if I am wrong and its only the 32GB model, it will be no real loss to me. Both are a better upgrade than 16GB in my opinion!
[Nexus 6  General] PhantomGamers:
ART will utilize more storage space too, so if you install a lot of apps you might be struggling just as much with the 32GB as you were with 16 on Dalvik.

I'm hoping those T-Mo rumors are true as well, because 64GB would be fantastic, but if they aren't I don't think it's going to be easy for me to afford the 64GB version. So probably 32GB for me if I wind up getting the device (I'm still not really decided either way).
[Nexus 6  General] Primokorn:
Switch from Dalvik to ART on your current device to compare the level of cache used by ART. It helps to choose between 32/64Gb.
[Nexus 6  General] MongarEric:
I was hoping for a 128 GB option.
[Nexus 6  General] GrayBoltWolf:
Why no microSD card slot? That is my only complaint about the phone.
[Nexus 6  General] Primokorn:
Because this is a Google device.
[Nexus 6  General] Borderpatrol1987:
The tablet has it

---------- Post added at 11:38 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:36 AM ----------

64 since no micro sd :(
[Nexus 6  General] eksasol:
This is a 6" tablet. Aside from development, it's mean for media consumption, and games. Even stock Android seems to be getting a little big now, especially with ART apps which take up a lot more space than Dalvik. I suggest 64GB if possible. That 32GB is probably going to be about 24GB out of the box and won't last long.
[Nexus 6  General] Bilhouse:
64GB. I'm glad Google is finally selling devices with high amounts of storage.
[Nexus 6  General] galaxys:
64mb...just in case I need it! ;)
[Nexus 6  General] eksasol:
64

MB

isn't going to be big enough to hold all that porn.
[Nexus 6  General] SymbioticGenius:
I've been waiting for a GPE note forever, but this is so much better. I wonder if it will have Motorola Touchless Controls or something similar, but I'm thinking on performance alone it might be worth giving that up. Plus I can get a 360 to go with it
[Nexus 6  General] PhantomGamers:
I think I changed my mind, in my original post I said I'd go 32GB for the price reasoning. But really, doubling the storage, you're getting more bang for your buck with the 64GB version. Way bigger move than the Nexus 5's 16->32GB. So if I decide to go with the Nexus 6 after reading reviews and I can afford it, I'll probably go with the 64GB version. Subject to change as always haha
[Nexus 6  General] chrisjcks:
I store absolutely zero music & zero movies on my phone.

Think I'll be perfectly fine with 32gb :)
[Nexus 6  General] agentxavier:
32 gig. I have unlimited data I dont need to download music and i usually just stream netflix/hbogo
[Nexus 6  General] gtalum:
64. That's the only way I'll be comfortable without an SD card slot.
[Nexus 6  General] Bjray:
I'm getting 64GB but I won't really need it. At least not right now, more of future proofing.

I utilize the cloud pretty good. Between a 1TB cloud space (OneDrive) synced with my PCs (documents, pictures, custom folders) and devices, and Google Play handling all my media.

The internal SD will just be used for huge apps & games, complete backups, huge mods & ROM collection, and general portable storage (aka USB drive).

The best thing is that I plan on getting it via AT&T Next 18 (20 month) for $34/mo, it's only a $2.50 difference between the two (32GB).
[Nexus 6  General] indianajonze:
what tablet you speak of? nexus 9 most certainly does not. no nexus tablet has an sd slot
[Nexus 6  General] force70:
You and me both.

32gb is a joke, useless...64 is the bare minimum 128 would be great

SD support would be even better, 64gb int plus 128 ext ...now that's a set up.

sent from Canada via my Note 3, Note 2 or One X+
[Nexus 6  General] h0bnail:
I don't even use the 8GB on my N4. 32 will be sufficient for me.
[Nexus 6  General] indianajonze:
if you think 32gb is a joke and is useless on android (and a nexus device on top of it) then i'd say you don't know what you're doing. the only scenario where i could see that being even remotely true would be if you decided to ignore the advances in streaming technology and kept massive amounts of music, movies and/or books stored locally on your device for some reason. even then, yours would be a unique case and would certainly not classify 32gb as "a joke, useless" for upwards of 90% of the rest of us...

oh, and if you really, really must have sd storage, just get this man

http://www.meenova.com/st/p/mrg2.html
[Nexus 6  General] force70:
These days 32gb is nowhere near enough, 5 yrs ago maybe. And I hardly have any music and no movies on my device.

I can live with being in a minority but 32gb is still a joke to me and the other 10% you say.(love to know where you got your numbers)

People tell me I don't need a 600 hp car and that 200 is enough...thats also a joke but of course those people drive Hondas :D

meenova makes an awesome product for sure buy not the same as on board ext SD card storage.

Apple can do 128g why not Google?

sent from Canada via my Note 3, Note 2 or One X+
[Nexus 6  General] banzaiwolfe:
If I do go with a Nexus 6, I'll probably just get the 64. What's another $50 at that point.
[Nexus 6  General] dazed1:
Who need movies? all you need is Youtube :D
[Nexus 6  General] chrisjcks:
I stream play music,

I stream play movies,

I stream YouTube,

I stream TuneIn Radio,

I stream Digitally Imported,

I stream Netflix,

I stream Podcasts,

I stream Prime Instant Video,

Audible is the only one I don't stream, but 1 book only takes up around 300mb. Lol

So, 32gb is more than enough - in fact, 16gb would be as well. :)
[Nexus 6  General] gtalum:
I travel a lot and spend a lot of time in airplanes and in low signal areas so streaming isn't always an option. That said, I still think 64 GB will be enough for me. I wouldn't be comfortable with 32 though.
[Nexus 6  General] force70:
16gb lol....i wouldnt even have enough space for my nandroids let alone everything else.

I have over 20gb in my twrp folder alone.

sent from Canada via my Note 3, Note 2 or One X+
[Nexus 6  General] spinkick:
what are you keeping on your phone? Jesus, with drop box, streaming everything I barely use the 32 i have.
[Nexus 6  General] StickyEyez:
Where was the ATT next pricing revealed? I'm curious I have not seen it anywhere
[Nexus 6  General] Bjray:
It's not confirmed yet. I just plan (hope) it's at least standard pricing for phones with the same MSRP.
[Nexus 6  General] force70:
Pictures

Nandroids

Zips

Kernels

Mods

Roms

Etc.

And yes i use dropbox, drive etc but prefer to have what I need on my device.

sent from Canada via my Note 3, Note 2 or One X+
[Nexus 6  General] StickyEyez:
OK I got you ..yea I'm hoping the same for Sprint
[Nexus 6  General] joshua.justice:
This would make me happy. I'm trying to get it on my t mobile account and use it on Verizon but I'm getting the 64gb no debate. I want to be able to keep this phone for a long time.
[Nexus 6  General] Borderpatrol1987:
I misspoke, the reports early on when the nexus 9 was announced mentioned it having a micro sd slot.
[Nexus 6  General] iil:
I'm curious if I'll watch more videos, or if I use this device any differently at all because of the larger screen.

Right now I have Google Music store my thumbs up playlist locally on my device so I'll probably opt for the 64GB. I know I can stream but it makes sense to store some stuff on the device if you have the space....Pretty sure streaming uses more battery than just playing a file stored locally.
[Nexus 6  General] gogol:
I would buy the 64gb, because I thought it might be easier to SELL in the future :)

And $50 additional cost is not that much, I won't argue with that.
[Nexus 6  General] MalekoUK:
I barely use 32gb currently, but i like to know i have plenty of storage left... and if I get this it will be for 2 years, and 64 will keep me safe :P
[Nexus 6  General] liqn7:
How much space is left for the user after the OS?
[Nexus 6  General] GrayBoltWolf:
The OS is usually around 2-3 GB, compared to iOS 8 which sits around 8 GB.
[Nexus 6  General] liqn7:
Thanks! The 32Gb might be enough then ;)
[Nexus 6  General] dligon:
I think this maybe better http://w2.dane-memory.com/mediastreamer/#&panel1-2
[Nexus 6  General] rananga:
$650 already too expensive for me :( so I'd go for 32GB
[Nexus 6  General] dtblair24:
I got a 32gb just because the 64gb was hard to come by. I don't store a whole lot locally on my M8 with the same configuration but at times I would get close and would have to carefully manage my file system. That prompted me to get a 32GB SD card.

I could manage but I'm considering trying to find a 64gb to be comfortable
[Nexus 6  General] Mistertac:
For anyone who had to get the 32gb Nexus because the 64 was so hard to come by.. I grabbed this :

Stellar Boost XT Ruggedized 64GB USB 3.0/USB OTG Storage for Android Tablets and Phones - Up To 140MB/s Transfer Speeds https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00L6M1H1C/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_GsADub1Y1T9KX

It works great with the Nexus. The price for what it is I think was very reasonable. Its very durable and compact as well. Check it out!
[Nexus 6  General] vtmike:
There are ways to be more efficient with data. If your using titanium backup, just back up data on large apps like games. If you already back up apps with titanium, then only create a recovery for system and boot. This can save a lot of space.
[Nexus 6  General] tsy87:
If you rarely leave the city, I can see how you can get away with 32gb, or even less. I like to go out to the woods, or on road trips where cell service is spotty at best (even with verizon) so cloud storage and streaming services are absolutely useless. Also, I ripped the majority of my blu-ray collection and converted it so I can play it on my phone and tablet... the files are about 4-5 gb so along with my music, apps, pictures, etc, I really need all the storage I can get my hands on.
[Nexus 6  General] kirdroid:
Already paying $650, would say pay another $50 and go for the 64 GB if you don't want to regret later.
[Nexus 6  General] Evo_Shift:
I have never even used half the storage of a 16GB model so 32 is more than enough. I suppose I could easily fill it up if I put all my emulator games on my phone but I use OneDrive/OneSync and only sync the games I am currently playing so it doesn't take much space.
[Nexus 6  General] Pyros2008:
My local ATT store just got in the 32GB blue, but I've been wanting the 64GB white. I'm on the fence because I don't know when I'll be able to get one from the Google store, plus it's more cash out of pocket. For only $50 more through Google though, doubling the storage size is hard pass up, but my impatience may get the better of me.
[Nexus 6  General] NoNRG:
Right there with you. I passed on buying a 32GB blue last Friday from a local Sprint store because I'm holding out for a 64GB white. Just wish we could buy the one we want...
[Nexus 6  General] Pyros2008:
Yup, the Nexus devices seem like some kind of red headed step child of the mobile industry, but they're great phones. It's funny, when try to upgrade a line on ATT's site, the first page is full of iPhone ads, it's not even clear that there are any other mobile choices till you see the small links in the bottom right hand corner.

Aside from being impatient, I've realized recently that I don't really need 64GB worth of stuff on my phone. It puts me in a position where I dont use half the stuff or don't bother with the phone because there is so much crap to sort through. With Pandora, I've just cut off my entire music library and never have a chance to look at videos etc. I dont have a ton of games, but the ones I do are kind of large. So in reality, 64GB would just make me feel more comfortable, even though I may never need it ... at least between now and my next phone. :p
[Nexus 6  General] Mr Ian B:
32gb is plenty. All my music on google play, movies on flixster/vudu/google movies/15gb phone, and still have over 10gb free space.

Ian B
[Nexus 6  General] Pyros2008:
For a split second I just saw the 64GB Blue go on sale at the Google store, as soon as I clicked to buy, it was out of stock.
[Nexus 6  General] jcarlm:
I want the 64 for better resale when it gets time for the next nexus. I don't have a nexus 6 yet cause I'm holding out for the white on Motorola's site.
[Nexus 6  General] MrDSL:
I wanted the 64 but I have no patience to wait so got the 32
[Nexus 6  General] ChronoShot:
Definitely 64GB. I still haven't received it through T-Mobile, but I ordered it extremely early, so I know as soon as I cancel it and try to go for the 32GB, it'll ship. I've already made one concession getting the blue when I wanted white, I know I would regret going 32GB.
[G2 Android Development (D802)] 6ril1:
Hello,

This thread just to share two roms I made from original kdz D80220G.

I've tested each, installed from TWRP 2.8.0.1, after wipe system,data,cache and dalvick.

Both can be flashed on 16Go or 32 Go device.

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The first one is a pure stock rom without root and with the stock recovery,that can be flashed from a custom recovery.

Root and custom recovery will be lost after the flash of this one .

For the root, for my part, I let TWRP 2.8.0.1 do so by following, by accepting the proposal he made to me at my request to reboot system after the flash. I was so easily rooted again.

For the custom recovery, the patched kernel does not yet exist for this version, installing a custom recovery you would lose the benefit of the news that may contain the kernel of this new firmware version.

Download link of this pure stock rom D80220G open eur, without root and with the stock recovery:

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=95747613655046456

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And the second is the same, but prerooted (SuperSu preinstalled) and allowing to keep the custom recovery.

Custom recovery will be kept after the flash of this one .

It's prerooted and with 20D Knock code Cloudyfa kernel integrated (simple stock KC kernel, just patched).

This pure stock rom D80220G open eur, prerooted and friendly custom recovery can be downloaded here:

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=95784891001602117

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Thank's to:

@thecubed for his [python][Tool] LG Compressed KDZ Extractor

@cybojenix for his tool (system merger)

@bullghost for his windows GUI version [TOOL] KDZ and TOT Extractor

and for the one prerooted, friendly custom recovery:

[MENTION=270378]Cloudyfa[/MENTION] for the kernel and permission to integrate it, [MENTION=3279781]bender_007[/MENTION] and [MENTION=4447958]citytrader[/MENTION] for their advice for the integration of patched kernel, [MENTION=2684188]autoprime[/MENTION] for his ioroot25 that inspired the way I proceeded to preroot, [MENTION=631273]Chainfire[/MENTION] for his SuperSu
[G2 Android Development (D802)] natalya:
Can you check if it has Danish language inside for me, please? :)

And thanks!

Sent from my LG-D802
[G2 Android Development (D802)] -iNCEPTiON-:
This can be flashed via Custom Recovery on D802 ??
[G2 Android Development (D802)] shriom_manerker:
i wonder whats new and impoved in this version of stock rom
[G2 Android Development (D802)] sheridan2000:
whats new??
[G2 Android Development (D802)] 6ril1:
Yes (wipes recommended), and you will lose your custom recovery and root after the flash.

You can then root after with ioroot, but for the custom recovery, if you want to install it again, you will lose the potential benefit of the new kernel of 20G.

If you have TWRP 2.8.0.1, it will propose you to root when you'll ask the reboot after flashing. If you accept, you'll be invited to install supersu after the boot.

It's a pure stock rom, without root, and without patched kernel for keeping recovery.

No idea. The vulnerability exploited by Towelroot seems to be patched (i 've not tried, but it's said in this thread http://xdaforums.com/lg-g2/general/d80220g-update-t2904346), stock recovery is accessible, so ioroot works.

This post links a binary comparaison http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=56019091&postcount=45.

In France many people complained of a bug on the 20f, about inadvertent switch between silent mode and normal mode. Those high expectations of an update, but I have not read back on this 20G, if it solved the problem. Probably too early.

For my part, I was in 20f and have not found the bug in question.

For now I have not encountered any problem with this 20g
[G2 Android Development (D802)] Tinchoska:
What you meant with that?

Enviado desde un lugar muy muy lejano con mi D806
[G2 Android Development (D802)] 6ril1:
For having custom recovery with kitkat d802, you must downgrade bootloader and have a patched kernel for booting behind downgraded bootloader.

And patched 80220G kernel doesn't exist yet.

So if you put a custom recovery on this 20G, you have to use older patched kernel.
[G2 Android Development (D802)] titomax82:
Does this mean I cannot install recovery on v20g with autorec (errors, fail, brick device...)? Or it means I can however use autorec to install recovery and it will work, even if loosing benefits of v20g?
[G2 Android Development (D802)] zekurosu:
has anybody tried Auto Rec by Cloudyfa with this 20G rom?
[G2 Android Development (D802)] dumakos:
I tried it and it worked without problem.
[G2 Android Development (D802)] Tinchoska:
I think he means that autorec will flash a kernel with that patched, but it won't be the g version it will be an old version, so we are not gonna have all improves from g version

Enviado desde un lugar muy muy lejano con mi D806
[G2 Android Development (D802)] 6ril1:
That's exactly what I mean, yes.

The patched kernel can only be produced if the sources were published, and it is not the case for 20G. The latest version released back to the 20D.

https://www.lg.com/global/support/opensource/opensourceList?types=ALL&search=d802

However the latest patched kernel available (the one containing knock code) should work fine.

But if changes (improvements) were made ​​on the 20G (I do not know if this is the case), the benefit of these innovations would be lost with the installation of an older kernel (20D).

Note: It was the same situation with the 20f.

Brief ...

Yes AUTOREC should work fine, but it will install an older kernel
[G2 Android Development (D802)] zekurosu:
then it should not be an issue because we can always flash latest twrp & dorimanx kernel :good:

as of now im enjoying stock 20G thanks to you mate :good:
[G2 Android Development (D802)] titomax82:
If I backup my current v20g stock kernel with flashify,

then use autorec to install recovery,

then I restore my previous saved stock kernel with flashify,

will work? Or do I need necessarily a patched v20g?
[G2 Android Development (D802)] albsat:
Thanks for this rom. It would have been great to have removed some of Google apps and added xdabbeb camera. But so far so good.
[G2 Android Development (D802)] 6ril1:
Don't do that !

You must have a patched kernel for booting behind downgraded bootloader (downgraded bootloader is required for having custom recovery, because LG have patch loki exploit with 4.4.2 bootloader).

You don't need a patched kernel in a 20G version, just a patched kernel.

On another subject, I edited OP for giving a link to a post, where I give links to LG server for originals 20G kdz
[G2 Android Development (D802)] titomax82:
Thanks for the advise, I was already thinking that, but someone on other thread said it was good... but I had my doubts and you confirm them. I'm a little confused by this statment:

I'm not sure that I understood...
[G2 Android Development (D802)] 6ril1:
20G patched kernel doesn't exist, so when you ask

I answer: no, you need just a patched kernel, not in a 20G version (not a 20G patched kernel).
[G2 Android Development (D802)] titomax82:
Ok, now it's all clear :)

What stock patched kernel version does autorun install?

What's the latest patched stock kernel? where can I find it?