That is a good question...I don't mind either to be honest. I did like the Moto 'environment' of the first gen. Migration was AMAZING and easy. That leads me to another question, can you get Moto Migrate, Connect, and Assist on the Nexus 6?
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Nexus 6 Question & Answer Session Ideas
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That is a good question...I don't mind either to be honest. I did like the Moto 'environment' of the first gen. Migration was AMAZING and easy. That leads me to another question, can you get Moto Migrate, Connect, and Assist on the Nexus 6?
Never tried Migrate, but yes on Connect and Assist, I would have to assume that Migrate would be fine too.
To follow-up on that, I did the tap to restore on my Nexus 6 and it worked great coming from my Nexus 5, I just had to enter a password for my Google account and leave the phone alone.
Gratzi for the info. Now I know. Still torn between the 6 and Moto X....Curse decisions.
I'm rooted and have a recovery. I'll deal with boot animation later.From At&t? Time to root and take away that bootanimation.zip.
Anytime, that is a tough choice. Both are going to get updates quickly, both have active display-ish features. Nexus 6 has wireless charging, that was big for me, and it comes with the turbo charger.
For me it was easy as I knew I wanted the bigger screen having been using the Nexus 5, which I went to from the Note 3. The Nexus 5 has been the best Android experience I have had, just need a little more screen real-estate.
Before you go and buy the N6 from ATT-read through this article:
AT T Nexus 6 plagued with major software bug according to report PCWorld
AT T Nexus 6 plagued with major software bug according to report PCWorld
