The 6+ is about £800...

Feex.

Yeah but Android was supposed to be the cheaper alternative

pitching the Nexus 6 directly against the iPhone6 price wise isn't a great move IMO.

£500 for a fucking phone. The world's gone mad.

Has that ever actually been a stated aim of Android?

The 6+ is about £800...

As soon as it booted up and logged me in it asked if I wanted to copy the setup over from my Nexus 10. When I said yes it presented me with a list of all the apps currently installed on the N10 so I could choose which ones to put on the N9. After that it went one better and actually recreated my entire home screen setup from one tablet to the other; all the folders, icons and even widgets from the N10 were put in the same place on the N9 (with any configurable widgets having 'tap to setup' text overlaid on the to prompt me to set them up as I wanted them). What was very cool was the way it recreated the home screen setup instantly with all the app and widget icons greyed out and, as each application was installed in the background, the relevant icon or widget would colour in to show it was ready. I presume these are all features specific to the GEL launcher, and possibly even to Lollipop, but I'd never heard that it did this so was very impressed.

An hour. Yikes. One of the reviews says after a few charges, the battery is calibrated. Hmm... worth a £30 gamble?

A responsible parent wouldn't allow a child to use it for longer than that anyway.

Kov, don't bite.

ok

A responsible parent wouldn't allow a child to use it for longer than that anyway.

No. Because the little shit somehow almost ordered the entirety of Dolly Parton's back catalogue when she had my Fire

The Guardian's review of the Nexus 9: http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2 ... g-or-apple

Lollipop rollout is go! Nexus owners should see OTA prompts soon.

One of the commenters on that article notes that the reviews for the N9 are all over the shop and it almost seems like people are reviewing two different devices which I agree with, the range of different opinions on certain aspects is very odd. Generally speaking though I don't think that review reads very well either as an article in itself or as a critique. I think it's the 'dumbed down' style of it compared to, say, an Engadget review that's annoying me but I appreciate it's potentially two different audiences.

Build quality / quality control issues that border on embarrassing. Light bleed, back flex, snapping noises, and a general feeling of low-cost hardware. It's not just me, either, complaints are increasingly common.

K1 Denver just does not seem to be shaping up as the performance powerhouse we hoped it would be, the Nexus 9 stutters and lags at times, and generally is just kind of rough around the edges.

Is there a nexus 6 and a nexus 9 being released at the same time?

Yes, that's what happens when you have poor quality control, people's experiences differ.

Is there a nexus 6 and a nexus 9 being released at the same time?

I believe they were meant to be the same device, but the quality control was so poor they've got an acceptable screen size range of three inches.

As a casual consumer, that is quite ridiculous.

That Google have released two devices with different screen sizes or that myp's jokes are so awful?

Nexus 7 - original (2013?). Weird that it is okay on others, it is really, really bad on mine. Soo, slow. I was trying to use it last night, and playing Marvel PQ, and you know where the loading screen goes through the Hero's symbols, there was maybe one every 3/4 seconds, rather than 2/second as usual. Pressing any of the bottom buttons takes ages to respond. Chrome seems to lock out, the keyboard stutters onto the screen in jagged animation, then the screen goes black, when it comes back the keyboard is just a white box covering 1/3 of the screen!

The worst thing is, I can't roll-back as apparently that wipes the SD card.

I can't roll-back as apparently that wipes the SD card.

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