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[Nexus 6  General] biggiestuff:
700 for the n6 for the features you got at that time is still better than 869 for the pixel that has few upgrades over it's predecessor. N6 was still considered a pretty good bang for the buck phone.

N6 - list of features that were desired in different phones into one package

Front facing speakers - HTC

wireless charging - N5

6" QHD

1st phone to be compatible on all 4 carriers.

805 was the latest processor at the time.

Ok Google from sleep - Moto x

Pixel

821 processor

Camera - rated the best but probably just marginally better than other cameras on the market

Google Assistant - debatable if it's going to be a game changer or not.

Those features are definitely nice but it's definitely lackluster compared to even the priciest google phone before it.

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Apple folks are brand loyal because there is ONLY 1 maker for the iphone. If you like that Ecosystem, that's basically all you are offered. So the choice is easier to make to stick with the iphone when a new one comes out. Android folks have a choice. If this galaxy is too expensive, then maybe I'll go to LG or lenovo, or *insert vendor* Google hasn't created any of that aura with their Pixel phone today.
[Nexus 6  General] ryancell:
I meant in terms of $549 64gb Nexus 6p or a $249 32gb Nexus 5x price range. Thats more like it! Those prices would lure in the average users to adopt google more if the pixel were more affordable. But its turned away many people. For a less cost I would upgrade, but for the cost they are, my nexus 6 isn't worth leaving. I overpaid on it, but this is really overpaying for a pixel.
[Nexus 6  General] TonikJDK:
I may bite IF the camera lives up to the hype. But my work will pay for it. No front speakers makes me sad though.
[Nexus 6  General] ronaldheld:
Maybe the solution is to wait up to six months and hope the prices drop significantly??

For those who preordered, I hope you end up satisfied.
[Nexus 6  General] holeindalip:
I agree but the 805 although capable of 2k in the n6 wasn't really that great for a good experience
[Nexus 6  General] ttabbal:
I wasn't referring only to iphone/ipad devices. Apple users tend to have Apple everything. There are a few that would only use Apple toilet paper if it were offered. The "cult of Apple" precedes the iphone by a decade or two.

The post I was responding to was about the idea that Google might be wanting to steal business from iphone/galaxy users. I was simply pointing out that those are likely the hardest users to "steal". In addition, I get the impression iphone users tend to buy more applications than Android users do as well. That makes it even less likely people are going to want to jump ship to Android. It also seems like a hard sell to steal Samsung loyal users, particularly with similar pricing. And the Note, for example, includes the s-pen and a few other nice extras. Not everyone uses them, but if you are looking at them both, you get more for the same money with the Note. And you get a known quantity with Samsung.

Will any of that matter? Hard to say.
[Nexus 6  General] Endbringer42:
I was OK with the specs, except I wish the screen size was closer to 6" or at least 5.7". But when the prices were announced and the fact Google said the Nexus program is dead, I have started to see about getting a N6P or OnePlus3. I like stock Android and quick updates, which I don't know enough about the OnePlus3 to see if it'll live up to how the Nexus phones were.
[Nexus 6  General] mikeprius:
Samsung right now has a lot of frills like the iPhone plus waterproofing and expandable storage that runs Android. I find it hard to believe the Pixel will pull customers before the galaxy or note does.
[Nexus 6  General] mikeprius:
Plus the whole decision making makes no sense. Google should have just kept motorola and ran their own products from them instead of always outsourcing the hardware
[Nexus 6  General] greencat2:
Agreed - I see that it will be available under project FI.

I wonder if it would be the same price?
[Nexus 6  General] galaxys:
No Pixel overpriced and outdated toys for me. Not in the same league as the Nexus6 & 6p or the upcoming Mate9, V20, Asus 3 Deluxe, etc.!
[Nexus 6  General] Langduscher:
Pre order up in Netherlands at € 1.009, that's $ 1.130 (XL 128Gb)

What are they thinking?
[Nexus 6  General] TMG1961:
Maybe they think a Pixel XL is a iphone..the iphone 7 128GB is just 10 euros more
[Nexus 6  General] Langduscher:
It's ridiculous. Going to research alternatives for the 1st time since 2010.
[Nexus 6  General] sgloki77:
I hope these pixels flop hard, and even then and after they are half priced I'm not sure I want to buy with their fugly iphone like design

$930 after taxes for the largest 128gb model? will keep my shamu or maybe pick up a oneplus 3, no way I'm paying out of the nose like an isheep
[Nexus 6  General] jmartin72:
So the Nexus line is dead. The new Pixels have this new launcher. What happens to Google now launcher?? Will the new Pixel launcher someday be available for download? When if ever will Nexus owners see 7.1?I know no one knows the answers to these questions, just something to think about
[Nexus 6  General] mikeprius:
Well, it's Lenovo that owns Motorola Mobility now.

http://news.lenovo.com/news-releases/lenovo-completes-acquisition-motorola-mobility-from-google.htm

As much as I don't like Apple, I will admit they are a better run organization. Google seems to take the spaghetti plate approach where they just make a bunch of stuff and throw it at a wall and see what sticks. There's really no consistency unlike Apple which streamlines everything and puts more thought into their ecosystem. One thing Google could have ran with was Project Ara :https://atap.google.com/ara/

...........instead it's scrapped and they have this ugly thing they call a Pixel which is over priced. But in their demo today they said they are looking to streamline their company........which means:

1. Sell Motorola Mobility so they no longer have a dedicated handset.

2. Subcontract the hardware instead.

3. Remove company logos.

4. Profit.

Steve Jobs hated Google b/c it was Apple's biggest competition...........which was rightfully the case...at one point........................now as they says, "imitation is the sincerest form of flattery".............

btw, Verizon customers...........the Pixel bootloader will likely be locked....so don't get too excited:

http://www.xda-developers.com/jcase-verizon-pixel-phone-may-not-be-bootloader-unlockable/
[Nexus 6  General] Arju:
Man those phones are expensive. Will stick to my Shamu for a longer while.
[Nexus 6  General] jk8260:
Google just lost my business, what a flop $869 are you kidding me. Will be keeping my Nexus for a long time.

Nexus 6
[Nexus 6  General] MysticKing32:
These are the most expensive phones they've ever released. Just what in the world were they thinking. Sighhhh.

Was really looking forward to the new phones. Me and my bank account turned our backs lol
[Nexus 6  General] Poojan Patel:
I didn't like new pixel phones at all. They killed nexus. I bet almost no one will be using google assistant and it will become useless. Thank God i have nexus before it was killed. And also the pixel launcher sucks.
[Nexus 6  General] droidstyle:
Google Sucks!!
[Nexus 6  General] mixedguy:
Your forgot to mention the Pixel phones are the first Google made phones to have "Google Optimized Touch Latency" which they claim is the fastest of any Android phone. These Pixel phones will also be the first Google Phones to use UFS 2.0 flash storage, which should make a pretty noticeable difference in app load times
[Nexus 6  General] sbann:
I started out with an iPhone and switched to Android because I tired of the locked down system and the tiny 3.5" screen. I'm not sure I understand Google's (lack of) direction. I loved my N4, followed it with the N5 and then my current phone, the N6. I justified the high price of the N6 because of the speakers and large screen. I chose to pass on the 6P, thinking I'd wait until 2016. Now I'm not sure. Apple has refined and improved their product a lot since I last owned an iPhone. While I still prefer Android, I can't justify $769 for the 32GB XL (that's more than I spend on three car payments). Too little for too much. I probably should have waited on the N6 since they were going for $199 just under a year later. Maybe the Pixel will be the same way? While I never thought I'd consider it, I may look at options like the OnePlus 3 too.
[Nexus 6  General] AstroDigital:
The price in 6 months will likely be lower.

If you are willing to wait but the new Nexus is not that much more expensive than my Nexus 6 was
[Nexus 6  General] mikeprius:
I have Sprint so One plus 3 and Axon 7 will not work or else I would certainly consider those devices, the One plus 3 in particular. Despite the design which is not liked by many, the price is very problematic for a lot of people. I think for the right price, myself included would be willing to get the device. The Nexus 6 was $649. If the Pixel XL was $649 MAYBE people would be more aggressive buyers.

If you think about it, just to get the same size from the 6p, you have to spend an extra $269 which most people are not willing to do unless there is something extremely unique that they have to have. Samsung and Apple can charge what they do b/c they are more established in the market. Samsung finally made their mark, late 2012 early 2013 after several devices. Nexus had a niche b/c it was more of a dev friendly phone, but if they are looking more mainstream, I dont see the device being more appealing than a Note 7 to be honest.

I think with water resistance and an expandable MicroSD card people will buy the Note 7 over the Pixel XL. Locked bootloader ? Again, the audience Google is now trying to target probably doesn't care about that since Google is trying to go mainstream. Makes me wonder long term if they will lock the bootloader permanently.

I'm interested in the 6p, and I'd like to try out a Huawei device so I may get it. I'm open to the Pixel as well, but not at the price they are asking for. I'd do $400 for the smaller or $500 for the larger. I think a lot of people reading this would agree those are more appropriate price points, not $649 and $729.
[Nexus 6  General] lordneopt:
I hate Samsung and Apple, but seriously, for the price wouldn't an iPhone 7 or a note 7 be far better picks than this? I mean at least they are more appealing visually and performance wise equally or better. As far as system updates read below.

And I'm not even getting into the far better cheaper options.

My biggest concerns were updates, but even then if we buy let's say a OnePlus we do not know how this new decisions will affect aosp from now on. So having updates or not it's rather the same.

They went to ridiculous with the 6 update this year, next year not only the 6P will also be the same but will not get the same features as the pixels.

Android will change for worse and for everyone, even manufacturers.
[Nexus 6  General] istperson:
Performance wise? Did you actually use a Pixel? Or a Note 7? Or an iPhone 7? How do you compare performance wisw the SD 820 Note 7, and the SD 821 Pixel?
[Nexus 6  General] ghost010:
Even if the prices go down, its not nexus. It an other bloated phone. So why care for a Google bloated phone instead of a (probably) better brand established bloated phone??

I already hated google now.. sure as hell not gonn buy a pixel. Android might as well be dead for me. Hope my N6 will last 15 years(probably not).
[Nexus 6  General] DM_Sledge:
Would be really nice to see another company start making a Nexus equivalent phone in the same size as the Nexus 6. I know the OnePlus3 is out there but its so much smaller to me. The Nexus 6 is a perfect fit for my admittedly above average hands.

All that said, I don't believe the overpriced iPhone copy is an accident. I believe google is literally planning to market these phones in such a way as to be a new name for people that don't understand phones other than calling them Samsung or iPhone. I get this daily with people just getting all confused when I tell them my phone is neither. Google is intentionally overpricing to create the illusion of value.
[Nexus 6  General] Pvt WhoOkid:
Those phones are way to expensive. I wouldn't move from the nexus 6 in fear or downgrading but with only 32gb I have no choice but to search for an upgrade. ????
[Nexus 6  General] mikeprius:
I have CDMA, however if your carrier is T-Mobile you are GSM and can use the One Plus 3 or wait until next year for One Plus 4. Thats what I would personally buy if my carrier was GSM.

This is all that is available for Sprint right now:

iPhone SE

iPhone 6s

iPhone 6s Plus

iPhone 6

iPhone 6 Plus

iPhone 5s (Verizon only)

iPhone 5c (Verizon only)

iPad Air 2

iPad Air (Verizon only)

iPad Mini 4

iPad Mini 3

iPad Mini 2 (Verizon only)

iPad Pro

Nexus 6 (32 & 64 GB – black/white)

Nexus 5 (16 & 32 GB – black/white/red)

Nexus 5X (all versions)

Nexus 6P (all versions)

HTC One A9 (Sprint Version only)

Motorola X Pure Edition (16, 32 & 64 GB – all colors)

Samsung Galaxy S7 Special Edition

Samsung Galaxy S7 edge Special Edition

Moto G4

Moto G4 Plus

...........not much.......except the 6p
[Nexus 6  General] holeindalip:
And $830 for the v20 on at&t getting ridiculous
[Nexus 6  General] Pvt WhoOkid:
A lot of those phones would be a downgrade. Personally I refuse to go with 3gb of ram when the standard is now 4g. I however am leaning towards two options cracking down and getting the pixel xl 125 GB or waiting for the next one plus phone. It being technology let's see what else comes out lol!
[Nexus 6  General] TonikJDK:
Yea, if we dont like what is available today we just need to wait until tomorrow for something else.
[Nexus 6  General] Hand76:
So I kept having random shutdowns of my Nexus 6 and went ahead a month ago and ordered a replacement battery online. Had a store install it for a few $$$. Phone runs fine now and feels brand new.

So glad I did that as it looks like I will try and go one more year with my Nexus 6 and see if Google comes out with something better next fall
[Nexus 6  General] khanam:
You could replace the battery? Was it easy to do?
[Nexus 6  General] dahawthorne:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3jbZDD8-Yqs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Td78lS_rfU (even shorter)

It looks like a bit of a faff - 22 screws all round the internal frame, but once they're out it looks reasonably straightforward, though the many ribbon cables look easy to tear.
[Nexus 6  General] JimSmith94:
How much did they charge you? My phone kept shutting down while I was in China last week, but it hasn't done it since I got home. Maybe it was the Great Firewall of China doing it, lol!

Great videos, thanks for the links!
[Nexus 6  General] Gonkulor:
This upgrade dilemma is ludicrous. I got my nexus 6 after it had been out for a year. Honestly, it's a good phone and I like it but it is getting outdated IMO. Furthermore, the last 4 phones I got through verizon were all older stock so this year was going to be different.

Yippie skippy straight, I'm getting a new phone I told myself. I want the latest and greatest. I don't care how much it cost.

Before my 6 I had the Note2. I really liked that phone but not-so-much samsung. Whatever, I'm thinking of getting the Note7 I told myself. Then the first recall happened and that was enough of a push to get me to wait for the Pixel XL. So Oct 4th I was hot to trot researching everything being said at the release and guess what.

I am not impressed. The hardware at THAT price?!? You have got to be kidding me. So I thought about it for a couple days and fell back to my original desire of the Note 7. Really I wanted it for the stylus. I used the heck out of the stylus when i had the Note 2. I'm a note taking foo, I love,, love, loved it. So I ordered the Note 7. I paid full price and it had a small back order which told of an arrival near Oct 12th.

The Note 7 showed up yesterday. I unpacked it and plugged it in to charge. I never turned it on as I wanted to take it into verizon and go through the swap on my account and such. I know I can do it but I still owed a year on the 6 and I wanted to make sure everything was clear.

I get into the verizon store, sit on my hind end for 20 minutes until the CSR calls my name. I walk with him to the counter and show him what I got. He says, "I got bad news" and he starts telling me everything which had happened in the last week or so and what verizon's plan was.

I immediately thanked him. I took the offer to restock it at no charge. Got my money credited, and walked out of the store.

Holy hanna people, what have these trickets done to us. LOL *grief!

So here is where I am at now. Axion 7 or go back to my old Schtick and get the 6P.

I'm kinda thinking of getting the 6P 128 mb.

The insanity!!!
[Nexus 6  General] buschris:
N6 definitely not outdated. I will not be upgrading anytime soon
[Nexus 6  General] mikeprius:
As much as I have been the #1 critic of the Pixel, if the price drops enough I will probably pull the trigger on the smaller one. I know everyone has their own preference on phone size. The Nexus 6 isn't practical for myself personally. I have adjusted to using it, however; I no longer use a case for the phone, and it just sits heavy in my suit pants pockets which I have to wear for work. The phone itself is great, but I wouldn't mind a smaller size.

If circumstances were different where my attire were different clothes, but I have to manually carry the phone in different ways to try and manage the size.

So for that reason if I can get the Pixel (smaller) at a cheap price, I will do that for the size change. I did at one point think about the 6p, but I don't want a large phone again. I'll keep my Nexus 6 vs. buying the 5x which I'm not really keen on.
[Nexus 6  General] sbann:
I know I'm responding to this a few weeks late, but I have further insight into the situation now.

I pulled the trigger on the OnePlus 3. I realize for your situation it doesn't work, but I've always used GSM carriers (been with Cricket for a while now). I've been using it since yesterday. It's a good phone but it's making me realize how good the Nexus 6 still is. Yeah, the OnePlus is slightly faster and has the fingerprint sensor, but I think I fell in love with the Shamu screen. :) It's been on various hikes, camping trips, lots of cycling, etc. over the past two years and the larger size has never been an inconvenience. If I needed to wear a suit to work I might feel differently though.

At this point I'm trying to decide if I want to return or sell the 3 and keep my N6 forever. :) At least another year anyway. Since the Pixel XL also has a 5.5" screen my experience so far with the OnePlus 3 answers the question about whether I'd be happy spending over $700 on a smaller phone.
[Nexus 6  General] driss.sadok:
Xiaomi is almost there ;) have a look : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7plA1ALkQw
[Nexus 6  General] mikeprius:
Thanks for letting me know. I wish I had more flexibility in the GSM area, but at least you do. I think One Plus has stated that they do not intend to support CMDA unfortunately. The One Plus is following the old Nexus model where they are creating low frill phones with good specs and customization.

I was looking at the pricing for a new Nexus 6P and Nexus 6 for unlocked on Amazon.com The price for a Nexus 6P and Nexus 6 brand new is pretty much the same cost as the Pixel XL. You could have one phone as a back up instead of insurance. After seeing that, it is just more discouraging not to get the new Pixel phones. The pricing is just too high to justify.
[Nexus 6  General] NLBeev:
That's wise. Here the Pixel XL has a price of 1009 euro. What ever the specs are; it is just a phone. When we consumers refuse to buy it, the price will be lowered.
[Nexus 6  General] mikeprius:
That's incredible. that's over $1,000 USD. You'd be better off converting the Euros to US Dollars and purchasing in the US
[Nexus 6  General] sgloki77:
you can get the 6P on project fi for $449 the 64 GB version and $100 more for the 128 GB if you activate your fi account and cancel a few hours later they will refund you most of the service plan money except the few hours you used the service(prorated) , you need to buy the device outright, no installments

that's a decent deal to pull the triger on IF you consider the 6P a significant upgrade over Shamu
[Nexus 6  General] NLBeev:
One euro is now 1,10 us dollar.

The price of a Pixel XL 32Gb = 1043 dollars and the 128Gb version 1109 dollars

On the local marketplace 'marktplaats.nl' Dutch bargain prices of a used (no damage) Nexus 6 vary between 170-300 dollars.

The used iPhone 6's are more attractive and have prices above 400 dollars.

My idea is that only a few Dutch will buy a Pixel phone.
[LeEco Le1 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] saied7:
Hi everybody

On the Quallcomm website : https://www.qualcomm.com/products/snapdragon/devices/all?processor=810

you can find other devices that uses the same 810 chipset as our LETV x800.

I'm not a developer but was wondering if someone can port from Nexus 6P? the specifications are almost identical. Same with ZTE Axon Pro... https://www.zteusa.com/axon

Both phones run MM.

cheers:)
[LeEco Le1 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] susbiction:
I think no developer have this phone ?
[LeEco Le1 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] 77chedu:
And One plus 2 has 810 too, but what exactly do you want to port?

For the the US model, we'd need a stock marshmallow rom

For the chinese model, there're already various marshmallow CM builds and derivatives
[Moto E Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Julio_MotoMod:
hi

I have several days trying to unlock the bootloader of my bike and and I always get the message, we will send to support motorola and tell me that they can not do anything

Is there any solution?

my moto e is a xt 1021

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[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] areq1987:
Hello,

I discover that default Interactive governor parametrs on stock or custom kernels are not good enough system is sluggish and lags on some deamanding apps, even touch boost is not helping in my case. I found this tutorial http://xdaforums.com/nexus-5x/general/guide-advanced-interactive-governor-t3269557 that tutorial is for nexus 5x. We can achieve lag free smooth performance without touch boosts only gov parameters. Could someone using this tutorial make optimal parameteres for our device? I'm not advanced enough to do by myself. :( Please share your governor settings for smooth system performance. Thanks
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] Being Indian:
Its been almost a week on Blaze Kernel and i have never faced any lag or such with the recommended settings on that thread.

and in those settings interactive is the governor if i am not wrong so i don't think so interactive is bad , maybe the kernel or ROM you are using have some issues.

If you think i helped you hit thanks button:good:
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] areq1987:
I think it was underclocked gpu.. I was change min value to 266mhz and change driver to simple ondemand and it's better now..

Wysłane z mojego Redmi Note 3 przy użyciu Tapatalka
[LG L Fino Questions & Answers] vaggos256:
Hi ! My phone is dead (Hard Bricked) No Download mode ,No Recovery , i'm pressing Power Button and it does nothing (no LG logo). My PC detect it as Qualcomm HS-USB QDLoader 9008 (COM 26). I ran Ubuntu in VM and typed "ls /dev/sd*" but it returned

/dev/sda /dev/sda1 /dev/sda2. What should i do?:confused:

Sorry for my English.
[LG L Fino Questions & Answers] ProudlyTM:
Hey. Try following this guide. May help you.
[HTC Vox] kabeza:
Hi guys

Can any1 provide me with a picture, or video so I know which screw I should remove for quitting the usb charger rubber cover ?

I know I must quit its battery, but can't find anything near the cover that can help me to quit this disturbing thing

Thanks a lot in advance... :D