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Verizon Nexus 6 Officially Coming: March 12th Online & March 19th in Stores
- Thread starter dgstorm
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The 64 GB version doesn't give you expandable memory. It just has more on board memory to help with the fact that there is no expandable memory.
But if someone is looking to buy the Nexus from Verizon, they sadly only offer the 32GB version.
Your correct
The real question is how do I get the advanced calling on my N6 that I purchased through Sprint because VZW was dragging their feet.
According to this post from Droid-Life, VoLTE is working on Verizon with unlocked versions of the Nexus 6 that were purchased from Google or Motorola. Great news. It apparently doesn't require the Advanced Calling 1.0 software and interface that Verizon uses on other devices. Hopefully it will work for you with one from Sprint as well.
Tip: Simultaneous Voice and Data Now Works on Nexus 6 With Verizon (Droid-Life)
I'll be curious to read about the experiences users here have with it.
Faster Nexus 6 with all cores active
Why the Nexus 6 feels so fast on Android 5.1 Pocketnow
Tap'd by Big 6
Why the Nexus 6 feels so fast on Android 5.1 Pocketnow
Tap'd by Big 6
This is the electronics world.. I'm sure there's many little flukes... That we don't hear of.. Speaking of which.. My coworker finally got her 64 gig replacement.. This one works just fine... She's swapped 3 different carrier Sims in it.. And it seemingly grabs the signal right away..
Absolutely. Agreed 100%
I was referring to not having read anything about it being a known issue that would be a cause for concern with the Verizon branded model. Flukes always happen with any product.