Nexus 6 Release Date: Moto X +1 Reports Spark Speculations on ... - International Business Times, India Edition

Speculations on the release date of Google Nexus 6 have Gained momentum of late, with some arguing the que new flagship smartphone would be unveiled to the early June, while others say it would happen only in November. And now, reports on the possible arrival of Moto X +1 has sparked off rumors que Google might launch its smartphone earlier than expected.

Interestingly, Twitter leaker @ evleaks has teased Motorola’s upcoming smartphone ‘Moto X +1′, claiming That It is coming soon. However, it did not reveal the specifications and availability of the purported device.

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The possible arrival of Moto X +1, supposedly the sequel to Moto X, this summer has sparked off speculations on Google Nexus 6. Motorola, Which is being purchased by Lenovo but is still part of Google, might come up with Nexus 6, According to Motoring Crunch.

There are conflicting reports on the unveiling date of Nexus 6, with several sections of the media claiming That It would be unveiled after Google’s I / O Developers Conference on 24 June or early July, while others say it would happen only in the last quarter of the year.

Google VP Sundar Pichai’s had earlier hinted at the Mobile World Congress que the device would perhaps be announced in October. But if one is to go by the trend the company has been Following in the past, the release may happen a month later. The fact is the Nexus series smartphones have been released either in November or December over the years, except the HTC Nexus One

Google Nexus 6 is expected to sport a 5.2-inch full HD LCD display and curved, protected by Corning Gorilla Glass with a 13MP camera (main) front and a 5MP camera. It is Reported That the device will be powered by the 64-bit version of its 800-series Snapdragon chipset with 3GB RAM and run on Android OS (4.5), dubbed the Lollypop. It may also come in three storage variants – 32GB/64GB/128GB and have connectivity such as Bluetooth, NFC, Micro-USB, Wi-Fi and 4G

(Edited by vishnuprasad S Pillai)

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