Nexus phones have always been lightly modified versions of existing smartphones — the Nexus 5, for instance, was based off of the LG G2 — and there's no hiding here that the Nexus 6 is a blown up version of Motorola's updated Moto X.
Just like the Moto X, the Nexus 6 features metal trim around the
outside, a circular flash ring, and even a dimpled Motorola logo. That's
by no means a bad thing, though: the Moto X is a very nicely made
phone, so the more cues the Nexus 6 takes from it, the better.
The Nexus 6 comes running Android 5.0 Lollipop, which is also being launched today. Lollipop
was first demonstrated back in June, when Google showcased a brand new
design style for Android that adopted a playful and colorful look based
around simple shapes and sheets of paper. Lollipop is also said to
include a battery saving feature that can extend a phone's life by up to
90 minutes. On top of that, the Nexus 6 also includes one of Motorola's
Turbo Chargers, which can charge the phone back up to six hours worth
of battery life in 15 minutes — so Google clearly wants you to be able
to keep this thing going.
The Nexus 6 is going to be sold unlocked for $649, making it far more expensive than any other Nexus model to date. Google has long used the Nexus line as a way to help expose people to stock Android by giving its phones a low price, but that's also meant that Google likely hasn't made much — if any — real money on them. With this new pricing, it appears as though Google's priorities are changing. Or at the very least, it's no longer willing to stomach the costs associated with pricing a phone so low.
The Nexus 6 will be available to preorder on October 29th and
available in stores beginning in November. You'll also be able to buy it
on monthly contract. The unlocked model will work on all four major US
carriers, and Google says it'll also be offered through AT&T,
T-Mobile, Verizon Wireless, US Cellular, and Sprint. Google is
continuing to sell the Nexus 5 as well.
In addition to the Nexus 6, Google is also releasing the Nexus 9 tablet today. This is the second large tablet to bear the Nexus name, with Google previously trying out large tablets with the Nexus 10 nearly two years ago. You can read our full article on the Nexus 9 for more coverage. Google is also announcing a streaming media box called the Nexus Player, which is the first device to run Android TV.
source: http://www.theverge.com/2014/10/15/6982145/nexus-6-announced-google-specs-availability
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