TheCanadianTechie
When I reviewed the Nexus 6P last year, I said it was one of the best ways to experience pure Android. Now, about one year later, I still hold that claim.
If you were to go out and buy the Nexus 6P off-contract, you’re still getting a beautiful display that looks great, an awesome camera and pure Android (and you’ll be getting Android 7.0 before any other Android device).
Google has announced that the final version of Android 7.0 Nougat is rolling out to Nexus devices and tablets, today. It is coming to the Nexus 6, Nexus 5X, Nexus 6P, Nexus 9, Nexus Player, the General Mobile 4G (Android One) and the Pixel C.
Google’s Nexus lineup has been a great way to show off pure, stock Android. These devices have played a key role for developers and die-hard Android enthusiasts but it hasn’t really become much more than that. It has never really become known to the everyday consumer to the extent as the iPhone or Samsung’s flagship ‘Galaxy S’ devices.
After using the Nexus 6P for a few weeks now, this is easily one of the best Nexus phones since the launch of the Nexus One in 2010.
In this review, I will cover the following areas:
Google made a lot of announcements today (some of which were leaked earlier) from two new Nexus phones to brand new Chromecasts.
For those of you who missed the event, here you go:
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