Instead of one, Google is seen to be releasing two Nexus 2015 devices this year: LG-made and Huawei-made. These two smartphones are expected to be released in time with the roll out of Android M, which would eventually run these two Nexus 2015 phones with a Project Fi subscription.
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Nexus 5x, Nexus 6P compatible with Project Fi; Google’s wireless service puts pressure on carriers
Google’s new Nexus phones support its mobile network service, Project Fi. As Google’s wireless service reaches more users, mobile carriers are pressured to create better plans in order to grab more market share.
Google unveiled two new Nexus flagship smartphones
The giant tech company, Google had unveiled their latest android flagship during an event on October 29th. The company releases two new android phone the Nexus 5X and big-screened Nexus 6P. The event marks the first official gadgets release under the new CEO Sundar Pichai.
Account management and some improved services are available with Google's Project Fi
Google's Project Fi have some updated services that will be available to its subscribers few days from now. These services can improve user's experiences in terms of managing account and usages.
Google treats Project Fi Nexus 6 users with Android 5.1.1 Lollipop Update
For those who were lucky enough to be given an invite to Project Fi MVNO service, a new version of Lollipop is soon to arrive in all Nexus 6 smartphones.
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Google recently launched Project Fi, the company's move to make wireless services that connect mobile devices to digital content to be cheaper and more reliable.
The upcoming Google Nexus 2015 will run latest Android 5.5/6.0 as well as a subscription to Project Fi. Upon its release, Nexus 2015 owners will have reduced data billing, ability to run applications at 120fps, 4x faster page loading, and many more. The Nexus 2015 device is going to have a QHD display, color spectrum sensor, and others.
A leak showed Google’s plans in becoming a mobile carrier. The leak revealed an app named ‘Project Fi’, showing the concept of charging customers for “as per data usage.” The app is rumored to work only with a Nexus 6 device. One report also believes that ‘Project Fi’ could be changed into ‘Google Wireless’ upon its release.
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