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So how is this different from my news thread?

Well then i guess it doens't matter for you. Though AMOLED Is still a really nice feature.

Well the 6p got a better build, nfc, better camera and a 1440p AMOLED samsung display.

Lucky for me. My contract ends in late oktober and the 6p will launch (also ship) the 1st november in denmark

It's a good strategy for Google to do so. It shows that coming customers that they actually support their devices (cough cough im looking at you samsung!)

That's my post. Im sssoooo important

Thanks for linking the AMA. Added it to the news thread. Damn they are using a Samsung AMOLED display <3

Well according to annandtech (2014) it should have native support. http://www.anandtech.com/show/8558/displayport-alternate-mode-for-usb-typec-announced

Why not?

oh i thought you meant the black version.

Its a dummy unit. So it's not finished.

Google 29th September Event AMA on the Nexus Phones https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/3mzrl9/hi_im_hiroshi_lockheimer_here_at_google_with_the/ Nexus 5X Specs: Body: Polycarbonate unibody 147 x 72.6 x 7.9m 136 grams Screen: 5.2" IPS LCD, 1,080 x 1,920px resolution (424ppi) Corning’s Gorilla Glass 3 Chipset: Snapdragon 808 (dual Cortex-A57 + quad Cortex-A53, Adreno 418); 2GB RAM LPDDR3 OS: Stock Android 6.0 Marshmallow with Google Now on Tap Storage: 16GB and 32GB (non-expandable) Camera: 12.3MP, dual-LED flash; 2160p video capture; 5MP selfie camera Security: Fingerprint sensor on the back Connectivity: USB Type C; Cat. 6 LTE; NFC with Android Pay. Wi-Fi 802.11ac (2x2 MIMO), NFC, Bluetooth 4.2 and GPS/GLONASS Audio: Stereo speakers on the front and 3 microphones Battery: 2,700mAh; Doze power saving Colors: Black, white, ice blue Ships late oktober. Preorder here Nexus 6P Specs: Body: Metal unibody 159.3 x 77.8 x 7.3 mm 178 grams Screen: 5.7" Samsung WQHD AMOLED, 1,440 x 2,560px resolution (518ppi); Gorilla Glass 4 Chipset: Snapdragon 810 v2.1 (quad Cortex-A57 + quad Cortex-A53, Adreno 430); 3GB RAM LPDDR4 OS: stock Android 6.0 Marshmallow with Google Now on Tap Storage: 32GB, 64GB and 128GB (non-expandable) Camera: 12.3MP, dual-LED flash; 2160p video capture (30fps); 5MP selfie camera and large 1.55µm pixels and a relatively wide F/2.0 aperture. Security: Fingerprint sensor on the back Connectivity: USB Type-C (fast charging); Cat. 6 LTE; NFC with Android Pay. Wi-Fi 802.11a/b/g/n/ac 2 x 2 MIMO dualband (2,4 GHz, 5,0 GHz) Bluetooth 4.2 Audio: Stereo speakers on the front Battery: 3,450mAh; with Doze power saving Colors: Silver, black, white, gold Ships late oktober. Preorder here Prices: Google is adding a $50 Google Play credit for anyone in the US who pre-orders one of these new smartphones, and it also comes with a free 90-day subscription to Google Play Music. Pixel C Specs Size: 10 inches tall, other dimensions tba Weight: N/A Display: 10.2-inch 308 ppi Resolution: 2560 x 1800 Pixels Operating System: Android 6.0 Marshmallow Storage: 32GB, 64GB Processor: Nvidia Tegra X1, Maxwell desktop-class GPU RAM: 3 GB Camera: N/A Video: N/A Connectivity: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth (possibly more) Sensors: Gyrometer, accelerator, ambient light sensor (possibly more) Battery: Up to 10 hours Charger: USB Type-C Marketplace: Google Play Price: $499 for 32GB, $599 for 64GB Availability: Holiday 2015 Recap stream link: Liveblog Android has 1.4 billion active devices and Google Play has over 1 billion active users. Pretty impressive huh? Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P confirmed. We didn't see that coming Both will be available late oktober. The 6P screen is 74% of the device Got USB type C, forward facing stereo speakers, Sony image sensor 12.3MP, 8 MP front facing camera for them amazing selfish. It also got a WQHD AMOLED display. Nexus Imprint finger print sensor on the back of the phone. Nexus Imprint works with Android Pay It has Android 6.0 Marshmallow and will get updates quickly. The Nexus 5X is 136 grams. 5.2 inch display, Nexus imprint, USB type c The camera got laser detect auto-focus. Slow motion video up to 240 fps. Both phones display 4K at normal speed. They also got photo bursts Talking about something called Google Android Sensor Hub, which uses the Google's sensor algorithms. Which is processing large amounts of sensor data off the main CPU. Using just the Sensor Hub. Performs activity recognition, operates ambient display Fingerprint scanner: Nexus Imprint. Opens fingerprint scanner across Android Apps Android Pay is working with various shopping and banking apps Android 6.0 New Features: Faster access to voice activation Charging speed indicator. Shows an estimate of how quickly a phone charges New Window Animations Improved heads-up notifications Faster scrolling and search on-device predictive app launching. Learns your patterns and place apps that you're more likely to use at the time of day Run-time permissions Kess bloatware for Nexus devices (thanks google) Get better battery life with the new Doze mode, which figures out when the device needs to go to sleep to improve your phones battery life. Nexus 5, the Nexus 6, the Nexus 7 (2013), the Nexus 9 and the Nexus Player will get Android 6.0 next week. Starting today, both devices will be available to preorder in the US, UK, Ireland and Japan at the Google Store and major carriers/retailers. 5X starts at $379 and 6P $499 90 day free subscription to Google Play Music All nexus pre-orders include $50 play credit (preorder bonus has come to the hardware world) Nexus Protect 2 years of protection for mechanical and accidents when you sent it back they'll give you a loaner phone. Both devices will be available on Project Fi Google Play for Families. Will be available later this year Google Play Music Family Plan will be $14.99 per month for up to 6 people Separate playlist Some Google photos information zzzzz 3 new features for Google Photos Better share features: Pooling shared photos, sharing them with people across any device Created an album, sharing through an app, in this case hangouts You can select the + button and you can add photos as a different user And a single place where photos can be added (and be notified when new photos are added) You can also be notified when new photos are added to the folder, even if you weren't there to take photos New kappa? Mario is telling us about Chromecast. Pretty cool. New Content on Chromecast Starting today, showtime is bringing it's all content to Chromecast SlingTV support will be available NBA, NHL and other partners this fall New entertainment family apps You can browse info, without disruptive overlays on the TV. Or view other games. 20 Million Chromecast sold! New Chromecast: New colors are black, lemonade, coral, yellow and red Integrated HDMI cable 5Ghz Wifi (finally) and new WiFi antennae system It will be priced at $35 starting today in 17 countries Chromecast Audio: Bringing audio streaming to existing home speaker. Just plug it into your speakers and you can stream support multi-room New Features: Redesigned it's Chromecast app. Content discovery. Let's you look across apps. Starz, Fox Now, Hulu and Youtube. New app discovery system. You can search now across your apps and find your favorite shows, movies. "Watch's on" shows content from Google Play, YouTube, your own content and more. Additionally, it shows everything that’s supported by Chromecast. Fast Play: Will begin loading the app when you fire it up. It will begin downloading a segment of the next episode to begin faster play. The new Chromecast app is rolling out over the next few weeks on Android and iOS. Spotify is supported on the new Chromecast/Chromecast audio. Steam games from your phone to the tv Pixel oh no that movie was awful Just kidding. It's a new Chromebook Pixel C (C stands for convertible) 10.2 inches screen(308PPI) 500 nits, 2560x1800 Tablet inductively charges the keyboard from the tablet Powered by Nvidia Tegra X1 and 3GB of memory Far-field voice input and 4 microphones to pick up noise Double tap on the light bar to check battery status Will be $499 for the tablet $199 for the keyboard. $599 for the 64GB variant Lol wtf that ending News Sources: Livelog: http://www.technobuffalo.com/2015/09/28/google-nexus-6p-and-nexus-5x-event-liveblog/ Liveblog: http://www.androidcentral.com/follow-our-google-event-liveblog-sept-29-9-am-pt-noon-et 6P: http://www.technobuffalo.com/2015/09/29/nexus-6p-unveiled-with-fingerprint-reader-android-6-0-marshmallow/ 5X: http://www.technobuffalo.com/2015/09/29/nexus-5x-unveiled-with-android-6-0-marshmallow/

They closed official support for it. You can download it from softonic. Though i'm not sure if it's actually working. http://tweetdeck.en.softonic.com/

Virtual Shot so i can send epic selfies to the friends i don't have

Sabertooth is that you? [emoji14]

The only thing i can say is that i love my sony tv's. In the past the only two bad things about them was no vesa mount and bad smart tv. But both of those issues is now fixed on the 2015 line up. I love sony tv, back in 2014 when i was looking at tv's the w48605bb was the budget king.

Input lag matters more. The hz you see on tv specs are useless. Mostly because it's software processed and different tv manufacturers have different types of hz.

almost 2 years. I no i haven't had any issues. Runs flawless. The color presets are also really good. 29ms in input is really good for a tv. So if you wanted to game you could do so.

When gaming you should look for the input lag. Sony tv's have low input lag. Though the wasabi mango is also an option.

Samsung/philips budget 4k is known to be bad. I wouldn't buy it.

Not sure what the price is in the us. But the Sony 48W650B is amazing. I got one in my living room. It was the best budget tv in 2014(my opinion). http://www.hdtvtest.co.uk/news/kdl40w605b-201404233740.htm Plus it got low input lag.