Last month it was unveiled the new devices from Google including their Nexus 9 tablet, Andriod 5.0 Lollipop OS, and Nexus 6. Google published that the Nexus 6 will be accessible for preorder on October 29, which is the thing that happened, however it was sold out in under 5 minutes.
With different words, relatively few had the opportunity to preorder the approaching Nexus 6 and the individuals who preordered it were exceptionally fortunate. As Google Play Store was to a great degree slacked around then and it wasn’t properly loading for any users.
Notwithstanding, a date for release for Nexus 6 is still obscure, as Google only revealed that the device will be released sometime in November and nothing else. Then again, Google affirmed that Nexus 6 will be accessible through every one of the five US major carriers.
The major five carriers were Sprint, Verizon Wireless, US Cellular, AT&T, and T-Mobile. This is the first run through when a Nexus device is accessible for all the real US major carriers, and it will presumably be the biggest release in the history of Nexus smartphones.
Up to this point, T-Mobile sent a couple of tweets telling their clients that both the Nexus 9 and Nexus 6 will be accessible in their stores beginning from November 12. With different words, this may be the date of release of the Nexus 6, yet, Google has not affirmed it yet, nor different carriers.
T-Mobile additionally tweeted in which they guaranteed that the Nexus 6 32GB variation will be accessible in stores on November 12, yet the 64GB variation will be accessible only on the web.
Then again, up to this point, we don’t have some other news from different carriers in the US. A pre-order page was posted on AT&T website for Nexus 6; however they took it off rather quickly and from that point forward, we didn’t hear much else about the devices.
Until further notice, it appears that T-Mobile is the main carrier who is wanting to begin offering Nexus 6 gadgets from November 12. We’re almost certain that the other US major carriers will tail them not long after that, yet until then, Google ought to accompany a date of the official release as well.