Google Officially Entering into Phablet Market with Nexus 6

Phablet or bigger screen phones are quite popular now and the demand is increasing. More and more people like to get a bigger screen phone. Samsung, Apple, Nokia, LG has most of the phablet market worldwide. Google officially joining the phablet market with Nexus 6 smartphone, which is also called as Nexus Phablet. The screen size is 5.9″ makes it quite big. The phablet is said to be released later this month with Android version 5.0 or simply Android L.

Nexus 6 will be manufactured by Motorola, the company Google selling to Lenovo. This will be the first Nexus that Motorola will make in history. Previously, HTC, Samsung & LG made Nexus phones. The Nexus Phablet will also be cheaper than other phablets in the market.

Specs of Nexus 6 / Nexus Phablet / Shamu

The phone’s specification is impressive. Google didn’t say anything about this Nexus 6 / Nexus Phablet officially. But few days ago a CPU Z benchmark released on Twitter revealing some of the inside specs and valuable information to the readers. The board name is Shamu. Detailed specs are below as we know it. More details will be available once Google announce it, or more leak.

Display	5.9″ (inch)
CPU	Snapdragon 2.65 GHz quad-core Karit 450
GPU	Adreno 420
RAM	3GB
Storage	32 GB
Screen Resolution	1440 x 2392
Screen Density	560 dpi
Android Version	5.0 / Android L
OpenGL ES	3.0

Wall Street Journal report says, the phone might be launching before end of this month with Android 5.0. Great news for Nexus fans. Google trying to compete with rival Apple with their iPhone 6.

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