What is keeping the Nexus devices from taking the lead?

[pc747]

Roms and root used to be important to me but now dependability is where it's at.

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Then my friend you have a very bright future ahead of you. Nexus 6 (running N) still going strong and same can be said about the note 5. And have not heard many complaints about the 6P, and we had a member have to deal with a cracked camera glass. So I expect the Note 6 to be awesome.



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[IIGood]

As far as wireless charging goes, this is the Verizon-branded Qi charger I have sitting on my nightstand. I love it's functionality...makes for easy drop-n-go of the phone for charging. It's great that I can just grab the phone in the dark and not worry about unplugging or lining it up with a charging port. Up until this past week, I was in an on-call rotation for my job and sometimes I would get those 3 am calls. Odd as it sounds, this little charging stand helped me get to the phone easier. Yes, I did fumble my phone sometimes before when it was on a corded charger for some of those stupid-o-clock in the morning calls.

 

[popcenator]

I think if someone can put just a ridiculous processor/ ROM in a Nexus I will jump on it... I want a device that reacts when I tap on something. I don't want to have to wait a couple seconds for the phone to open simple tasks... I know it is just a phone but if I tap on a "share" feature in gallery I want it to open the options now... Not in 3 seconds.... If we can have these phones playing games that my laptop struggles with then it should be able to do the simple things easily... Maybe my Note 4 is just getting tired but it does drive me nuts.

I feel the same way, but the 6P is stout. The only lag I've experienced is with the Play Music app and I haven't seen anyone else with the issue, so I'm sure it's just me.

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