Arriving very soon is the Nexus 6, and it is mostly be powered by Android L or now known Android Lollipop.
Lollipop Replaces KitKat
Android Lollipop is not something new. Google revealed back in July at the I/O Developers Conference, that they commissioned Giovanni Calabrese to design the Android giant sculptures that located at the Mountain View, California Google headquarters. Based on reports from BGR, Google had Calabrese work on a new project that involves sculpting a new Android project, and he dropped some hints that pointed to the new sugary Android name. He said in a recent post on Google+ that he didn’t much like Licorice (the thought of name), but he thinks it tastes good.
While many believed that Android L would be named Android Licorice, it is revealed that it will be named Lollipop.
He also revealed that he already done with his Google project, and thought the name for the next Android would be Licorice. (He was wrong!)
Nexus Price and Features
Nexus 6, the second generation of Moto X, is one of the first devices that will feature the Android Lollipop. The Nexus 6 will have screen size that measures 5.9 inches, and support a 2560 x 1440 pixel resolution, with a quad-core Snapdragon 805 chipset with 3GB of RAM clocked at 2.7GHz.
The device will have an internal memory capacity of 32GB, and will have 13MP main camera, and secondary camera that provides 2.1MP. The case will be made from aluminum and will house a 3200mAh battery for long battery life.
Nexus 6 specs are sure to challenge some of the top-tier smartphones on the market. It is believed that the newest offering will be priced at $450. While the rumored released date for the Nexus 6 was October 16, it seems that it will make its way into stores in early November.