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So beautiful! I really want one.

Nothing, especially once apps are updated to the new Material Design specifications. Well, at least theoretically.

If Google really wanted to make a low cost phone (with a smaller screen, cutting corners with battery and camera) and Motorola didn't agree, they would have just gone with another OEM. Google handles design (which includes specs and physical dimensions), development, marketing and support...

On the other hand, if they price it at 42k with the camera and battery performing well, they could potentially dominate the phablet market. It would be a much better device than the Note 4 at 52k (once again, assuming the camera and battery are upto the mark).

Why are you upset with Motorola? It was Google's decision to make a phablet. Motorola merely carried out their vision.

http://www.androidpolice.com/2014/10/15/the-nexus-6-will-come-in-two-versions-for-the-americas-and-rest-of-the-worldhere-are-all-the-supported-bands/ Would those work?

You're right and I can't wait :D Samsung is literally the Ebola of the Android world.

Motorola phones aren't entirely waterproof are they? I know they have a resistant coating but not IP68 certified like Sony devices are. I think the Nexus 6 would be just as resistant as any of the Motorola devices, but it's not a selling point.

It's beautiful :D

This has got to be the sexiest tablet I've ever seen.

It's official pricing man. Nexus 6 will be available for pre-order through the Google Play Store in late October starting at $649. There are two colors to choose from - Midnight Blue or Cloud White - and two memory options - 32GB and 64GB. Taken from the Motorola page at...

This is not like the old Nexus devices though. It's supposed to be a true flagship without any battery, camera or storage issues. A real high end phone instead of a VFM device this time around. It's really good for the Nexus brand but at 6 inches, I'm not going anywhere near it.

Starting at $649 lol. Z3 Compact, here I come.

I guess it'll be released tomorrow with the new Nexus devices.

That's a fairly decent price but the i3 is useless for me and the i5 is too expensive there. I was hoping to do some research and buy it next month from the US when Black Friday hits. I just don't know how to get it shipped :(

While a large number of developers do that (especially giants like Facebook and such), that's not how it works at Google. They don't wait for the iOS team to finish and then port to Android or vice versa. They're quite simply two different teams on different schedules and milestones.

Hey guys, I need a Microsoft Surface Pro 3 for my line of work but it isn't sold in India. What would be the most effective way (cost and reliability) to purchase one and have it shipped to me in Chennai? Unfortunately, I don't have anyone coming here anytime soon.

I understand the whole thread is a bit tongue in cheek, but for anyone wondering, the real reason is because Google have entirely separate teams for Android and iOS apps, running on independent schedules. This is not the first time something like this has happened either. Hangouts for iOS...

In my experience, the MI 3 isn't worth it at all. Sure it comes with a Snapdragon 800 but I found the UI to be laggy in general usage. I just wasn't impressed when I got to test it. My best friend owns a Zenfone 5 so I've used it a lot. I was pleasantly surprised. It's really slick and fluid...