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Google Officially Unveils Nexus 6P; Full Specs, Features, Pricing and Release Date

All carriers.. Correct.. And congrats @cynkrzy I'm looking forward from first hand thoughts

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Thanks @BK. Been a while since I had a new "Toy". They said 5-6 weeks before it ships, so early November. Hopefully some of the smart folks will have documented the Bootloader unlock, an Root methods before I get my hands on it.

Now the question is. Do I try it with Project Fi for a month or so ? That's if I can get in.
 
Thanks @BK. Been a while since I had a new "Toy". They said 5-6 weeks before it ships, so early November. Hopefully some of the smart folks will have documented the Bootloader unlock, an Root methods before I get my hands on it.

Now the question is. Do I try it with Project Fi for a month or so ? That's if I can get in.
It's a nexus. Normal bootloader unlock command via adb will work.
 
Thanks @BK. Been a while since I had a new "Toy". They said 5-6 weeks before it ships, so early November. Hopefully some of the smart folks will have documented the Bootloader unlock, an Root methods before I get my hands on it.

Now the question is. Do I try it with Project Fi for a month or so ? That's if I can get in.

Oh you will have unlock root and whole chilli bang bang by the time you get it.. If you can get in why not try Project FI..

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Oh you will have unlock root and whole chilli bang bang by the time you get it.. If you can get in why not try Project FI..

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I'm going to try. At first I thought I'd try T-Mobile, since I'm out of contract with VZW and sick of them and Samsung.
But Project Fi sounds interesting, so will definitely have a look at it.
 
I'm going to try. At first I thought I'd try T-Mobile, since I'm out of contract with VZW and sick of them and Samsung.
But Project Fi sounds interesting, so will definitely have a look at it.

You can always try Tmo's seven day test drive. It is free. They send you an iPhone that you can gauge their network with. Afterwards, you turn it into the nearest retailer.

It would let you know how well Google Fi will work for you.
 
You can always try Tmo's seven day test drive. It is free. They send you an iPhone that you can gauge their network with. Afterwards, you turn it into the nearest retailer.

It would let you know how well Google Fi will work for you.
Kinda, except that fi also uses Sprint towers when the T-mo signal is weak and wifi where it's available and neither cell network is the best...
 
I'm going to try. At first I thought I'd try T-Mobile, since I'm out of contract with VZW and sick of them and Samsung.
But Project Fi sounds interesting, so will definitely have a look at it.
T-mobile might work for you... I gave them a test drive for 13.5 days [emoji6]....

Project FI if you can test along side current might be the way..

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Do we know whether Verizon will sell the 6P in stores?
According to what I heard during the event and what other outlets are posting, it'll ONLY be available online in the US. Maybe only via the Google Store. That's currently the only place you can preorder it.
 
Kinda, except that fi also uses Sprint towers when the T-mo signal is weak and wifi where it's available and neither cell network is the best...

So Google Fi phones have both radios? Sprint and Tmo? I was left under the impression that title was one or the other.
 
So Google Fi phones have both radios? Sprint and Tmo? I was left under the impression that title was one or the other.
They're unlocked Nexus devices, so they've got all the radios. That's the whole plug. You get whatever cell service is better where you are & WiFi when both are lacking.
 
You can always try Tmo's seven day test drive. It is free. They send you an iPhone that you can gauge their network with. Afterwards, you turn it into the nearest retailer.

It would let you know how well Google Fi will work for you.

I think Project Fi wouldbe a better choice for where I live since there are two lte networks available
 
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