So with the old and in with the new. Well, sort of new. Yes, I have given up on the LG G Flex in trade of the Motorola and Google's Nexus 6. Now, you might be wondering for a guy that was so moved on what the LG G Flex had to offer at the time of owning one, makes you think why I gave up on it so soon or so late. But, the truth of the matter is that the G Flex is starting to age. Its about a year and a half since it first released back in 2013. Its been that long. But, I have always wanted to stay up with the curve in hardware and software when it comes to the Android ecosystem. What other way to do that if I can grab me a Nexus device, especially one of the latest and most recent ones. So, I did, I traded my G Flex in and I purchased the Nexus 6. Now, lets talk about the Nexus 6 for a minute. The Nexus 6 is the by far most pure and premium Android smartphone you can have right now. Yeah, you have the G3, S5, and Note 4 and now G Flex 2. But the Nexus is pure stock android and out the box with the latest OS Android lollipop 5.0. I know that the new announced S6 and M9 will also come with the Android 5.0 Lollipop as well. But that is besides the point. The Nexus 6 is a 6 inch screen with beauty! It has a 2560x1440 resolution, 13MP OIS camera, 2MP front facing, front facing speakers, Snapdragon 805, 3GB of RAM and up to 64GB of internal memory. But if you are worried about memory, you have other options to choose from such as cloud storage. Now, I know some of you all don't believe in the clouds or put your trust in them. But Microsoft's One Drive gives you 100GB of cloud storage for just using the bing search engine and Google gives you 2GB of Cloud storage for checking your Google account security. So that put together is 102GB of storage added to your device. No need for an SD card. Also, there isn't a removable battery either here on this Nexus 6. Starting to see a pattern here (iphone). The Nexus 6 battery is a 3220 Mah and included with the Nexus 6, you will get the Motorola Turbo Charger. This charger will boost your power in 15 minutes and you will get an extra 6 hours of talk time. So that is more than enough power and memory. Nexus 6 is not loaded with any bloatware. What this means is that there are no apps pre-loaded onto the device that you can not uninstall or disable. Especially apps that are from your carrier or apps that come with the Galaxy, HTC One, LGs, and Sony phones, just to name a few. This is pure Google and Android. So you will probably have a little more memory on the Nexus phones than you would with the Galaxies and the Ones. The Nexus 6 is by far one of the best phones you can buy right now. If you are wanting to stay ahead of the curve and look stylish at the same time, then the Nexus 6 phone is for you. If you feel your phone should have the most up to date software, then the Nexus 6 is for you. If you like Motorola and Google, then the Nexus 6 is for you. I just mentioned a lot of great things about the Nexus 6 and why you all should have one if you are using Android. Google and Motorola has done an awesome job with this device. I definitely recommend this phone to everyone and anyone. My last 24 hours with this device has been amazing. The display is stunning, watching my Google Paly Movies has been a blast. Listening to my music with the 2 front facing speakers and watching Youtube videos as well has been a great experience. Surfing the web, texting, and phone calls have never felt better. I am able to do things and get things done in a timely matter without slow downs or lags. The Material Designs help color coordinate much better. Notifications swype away at ease. So far life is Good with the Nexus 6. Also after the break you can check out my Nexus 6 Unboxing video on Youtube. You may subscribe now, if you haven't so already.
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