Google Nexus 6 to be Released During Halloween 2014 as 'Nexus X': Smartphone to Feature High-End Technical Specifications
By Rahul R
August 25, 2014 08:41 BST
Google's Nexus 6 has become a hot topic of discussion across the world. It all started with LG reportedly backing away from supplying handsets under the 'Nexus' initiative. Later, there were reports that hinted on Motorola supplying Nexus 6 handsets under the codename 'Shamu'.
Now, according to a PhoneArena report, Nexus 6 will be accorded the nomenclature of 'Nexus X' (said to be used internally by Motorola), and the smartphone will have model number XT1100.
The PhoneArena report also states that Nexus 6 will not be the official name of the next Nexus smartphone.
Another important aspect that has surfaced is the fact that the Nexus X will be secretly released during the Halloween season that begins during late October.
People anticipating the Nexus 6, can expect the smartphone to be launched anytime between late October and mid November this year.
Technical Specifications and Pricing
The latest speculations indicate that the Nexus
X will have high-end tech specs that are said to be in line with
Motorola Shamu's hardware aspects, which were leaked out earlier.
According to the available information, Nexus X will likely be the Motorola Shamu (or Motorola S), which means that the smartphone will feature a large 5.9in display and is expected to run Google's (most anticipated) Android L; straight out of the box.
As Google is known to launch its most important products (both software and hardware) during the fall every year, it should come as no surprise if we get to witness the Nexus X and Android L being officially launched together.
As of now, an Android L update is expected to reach earlier Nexus devices viz., Nexus 5, Nexus 4, Nexus 7 and Nexus 10 in October this year.
Other tech specs of Nexus X could include a
2.7GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 processor with 3GB RAM, 13 MP primary
camera with a 2MP secondary camera, and connectivity options like
4G-LTE, Wi-Fi, NFC and microUSB.
However, the pricing aspects of the Nexus X are
yet to surface. Considering the fact that the device will cater to
people preferring 'high-end' smartphones, Nexus enthusiasts should
expect a comparatively high price tag on the Nexus X.
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