OnePlus One #9 - Still the One

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Op zondag 28 september 2014 15:24 schreef Loveless85 het volgende:
Issie nou al een beetje goed te krijgen of is het nog lang wachten op invite + lange levertijd? M'n nexus 4 is wel een beetje aan het eind van z'n latijn aan het raken, en ik zat eigenlijk wel een beetje te azen op een Nexus 6, maar die schijnt ook tantoegroot te worden als je de laatste geruchten mag geloven, en sowieso is het maar de vraag óf hij er komt, die hele Nexus-lijn schijnt nogal onder vuur te liggen bij Google, of in ieder geval; vooral de telefoons en de prijsstelling daarvan.

CM draait wel lekker en stabiel? Heb het vroegah wel op andere devices geflasht, maar niet meer mee gespeeld sinds ze corporate zijn gegaan, en het mooie is uiteraard van dit soort devices dat je er lekker op los kan rooten en spelen met ROMs etc. Maar het is toch gewoon fijn als er 1 stabiel base image/platform is waar je naar terug kan.

Oh ik zie Skaai in dit topic, hallo Skaai Wijn al op?

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Op maandag 29 september 2014 10:39 schreef Spockjuh_ het volgende:
geef even summier aan wat je precies wil weten, word niet echt wijs uit je tekst wat exact de vragen...

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This Is The Motorola Nexus 6: A 5.9" QHD Display, 3200mAh+ Battery, Dual Front-Facing Speakers, And More



If you've been keeping up with any tech blogs over the past couple of weeks, you know that the next Nexus phone has been a hot topic. We saw rumored specs and rumored hardware photos that only added to the confusion created back when we first reported on a possible 5.9" Nexus. Today, however, we have something special to share. We've been provided with new information about the next Nexus phone, and can confirm that it will be a 5.9" device called the Nexus 6.

Based on new information we've seen today, I've put together this image that depicts - as faithfully as possible - what the Nexus 6 will look like. As many expected, it's essentially a larger variation of the Moto X, matching the images we saw last week. The Nexus 6 does, however, have black front-facing stereo speakers (look closely), and the power button and volume rocker (as originally reported by 9to5Google) are a bit farther down on the side of the device, to account for the enormous screen.

Besides the form factor, we can see a bunch of new stuff just on the home screen. Revamped icons for the dialer, Play Store, Gmail, and Play apps all generally match what we've seen before, while there are new tweaked icons for Maps and Google, and a new folder on the home screen specifically for Drive's suite of editing apps. There's also a curious new icon next to the dialer, presumably for the "messaging" app, though the messaging icon does not show up on press images of the Nexus 5 (the Nexus 5 actually doesn't have the messaging app exposed), making this icon's appearance odd. It's possible the Messaging app will return, with Hangouts hanging... out as an option.

Additionally, the status icons for battery, Wifi, and cell signal are all solid (without breaks like the current icons), suggesting they've been refreshed for the new release (which we can confirm will be 5.0, in case there was still any doubt).

We don't have an image of the back of the device to share, but we can confirm that the edge of the device will have the same aluminum frame as the new Moto X, and the back will carry the same sort of camera module (a 13MP shooter with OIS) with the new dual-flash ring configuration. Inside, the Nexus 6 will have a 3200+ mAh battery, and a QHD display at an ample 496ppi. The front-facing camera, by the way, will be 2MP.

We can also confirm that the Nexus 6 will be compatible with Motorola's turbo charger for super-fast charging. For reference, Motorola currently claims that 15 minutes on the charger will give the new Moto X "8 hours" of usage.

So here's the big question (get it?) - will there be a smaller option for those with normal-sized hands and no desire for a gigantic phone? That's seeming very implausible.
With this new confirmation, we are at a 9/10 confidence level that Shamu - the Nexus 6 - will be the new Nexus phone at 5.9". We've seen a ton of evidence from multiple sources (and other outlets) to suggest this, while we've heard absolutely nothing credible about a smaller Nexus phone this year.
That leaves two options - either Google has somehow managed to keep a smaller Nexus phone a total secret while Shamu leaked all over the place, or there is no smaller Nexus phone. The hope for those who want to join the Nexus party this year without buying a phablet would be that Google would continue shipping the more reasonably-sized Nexus 5.
The only entity that can answer these questions once and for all is Google, and with no official event yet announced, we can only wait.