Which one of these phones are you most looking forward to?
I wonder if Verizon will allow them on their network. It took them forever to get the Nexus 6 on their network.
While they did allow active sims to be used in the n6, you could not activate a n6 on their network. Had to use another device first.I am not disagreeing with the comment directly, however I had an N6 shipped to me immediately after release (actually 4 of them), bought from Motorola direct. Opened the box, pulled out the sim tray, put my Verizon sim in, pushed it back in and it was fully active on Verizon that very same minute. I know they weren't "officially" supporting it, but they weren't preventing it either, so it's not really accurate to say they weren't "allow[ing]" them since they did allow those Google and Motorola versions with all radios installed onto their network, or perhaps better said, didn't "prevent" them from access to same.
No, they weren't offering one for purchase a the Phone Center Stores, but that's as close to not allowing them that they came.
Well that's a valid point and clears up the possible confusion. Thanks for that enlightenment.While they did allow active sims to be used in the n6, you could not activate a n6 on their network. Had to use another device first.
I went from Note 2 to Nexus 6. I loved that Note 2. I'm on Verizon too. I think you'll like the Nexus 6.I'm hoping the N6 is the phone I want to replace my Note II. I'm stuck with Verizon due to coverage where I live and ride, so I want a Nexus.
You will be quite pleased and shocked at the same time, of how buttery smooth the Nexus 6 is compared to the TW lag fest on your N2, and at $300 it's a steal.I'm hoping the N6 is the phone I want to replace my Note II. I'm stuck with Verizon due to coverage where I live and ride, so I want a Nexus.
Fortunately there was a great tw rom by mikeyxda that I've run for the past 3yrs. No lag. But the battery is starting to give up, and ya I miss aosp. Wish it were only $300.00.You will be quite pleased and shocked at the same time, of how buttery smooth the Nexus 6 is compared to the TW lag fest on your N2, and at $300 it's a steal.
There is nothing like pure stock Android.
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