2015 LG and Huawei Google Nexus devices are expected to run Android M. Features that could be included are App Ops, fingerprint reading, “Doze” mode, USB-C port, and Google Now on Tap.

An alleged reliable source tips that there is going to be two Google Nexus devices being worked on. Perceived to be the 2015 Nexus 5, Google is working on a 5.2-inch screen device codenamed as LG Bullhead. The 2015 Nexus 6 is codenamed as Huawei Angler, and would be coming out with a 5.7-inch display.

Google’s Android M is going to bring fingerprint authentication that would enable users to log in to all supported applications on Android devices without a need to enter a password, which is similar with Apple’s Touch ID in their iPhones. This is expected to be included in the Google Nexus 2015 smartphones.

LG G4 announces the release of a latest display that included three leading technologies: Advanced In-Cell Touch (AIT), high color gamut LED, and photo-alignment. Meanwhile, Verizon outrages many Google Nexus 6 users because of its refusal to active any Nexus 6 devices purchases outside their stores.

The new Nexus 6 packs quite a punch with its long list of powerful features and specifications. Its powerful specifications and features already making it a device to reckon with, the Motorola-manufactured Google Nexus 6 atracts more attention for being one of the few devices to-date (making it one of the first units ever) to carry the much-talked about Android 5.

New leaks on the supposed HTC One M9 has been revealed via Twitter. The features revealed include the wireless adapter that is similar to that to Google Nexus 6 as well as a new camera hardware.

On the other hand, one could view the delay as Google's attempt to avoid any snags with the Nexus brand once Nexus X has been released. It has been believed that Google was forced to rename the smartphone from Nexus 6 to Nexus X because the name "Nexus" is said to be referenced without authorization from Phillip K. Davis's novel, "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?".

Talks about two new Nexus flagships have been lighting up the smartphone market recently. Meanwhile, Android OS use showed growth this year, pressuring Apple to retain it user market share.

Google's I/O event did not reveal details about the upcoming Nexus 6 but the company did refute reports about its plans on killing the product line. Fortunately, a number of leaks or hints suggest that Nexus 6 is well on its way. If Google will not run into any problems then people can expect the device to hit around October or in November the latest. Can Google deliver a killer device?

Those who are wondering whether Google will still continue with its Nexus program should worry no more as Google confirms it will still be continuing the line. This means that the internet giant could be well preparing for release of the Nexus 6. Likewise, the company has also acknowledged the existence of the Silver program although it did not provide further comments about the matter.