Next-generation Nexus Phone Unveiled, 'Android 6.0' and First-Ever Fingerprint Recognition
Published2015.09.30 11:09Huawei Consumer Business Group unveiled the next-generation Nexus smartphone, the 'Nexus 6P,' jointly developed with Google.
The 'Nexus 6P' is the first smartphone to feature Google's latest mobile operating system (OS), 'Android 6.0 Marshmallow,' providing an enhanced 'Android experience.' It also boasts a sophisticated design and top-tier hardware, embodying Huawei's powerful technology.
Richard Yu, President of Huawei’s Consumer Business Group, said, “Huawei is very pleased to collaborate with Google to provide a higher level of Nexus experience to the global market,” adding, “Huawei has been constantly seeking ways for mobile technology to integrate with our lives to improve the quality of life and has been providing high-performance smartphones.” “The Nexus 6P is a product that perfectly combines the latest Android OS, stylish design, and outstanding features,” he explained.
Hiroshi Lockheimer, Google’s Vice President of Android, Chromecast, and Chrome OS, stated, “We are pleased to introduce the best premium smartphone equipped with Android 6.0 Marshmallow, the highest-performing Android OS, together with Huawei.”
Nexus Phone's first metal body and industry-leading camera performance
The 'Nexus 6P,' the first Nexus phone to be crafted from metal, adds a touch of luxury by applying anodized aluminum—primarily used in aircraft—to its metal unibody. The edges are rounded using a diamond cutting process, and the protruding rear design highlights the camera. It comes in three colors: Aluminum (Silver), Graphite (Black), and Frost (White).
The 'Nexus 6P', equipped with a 5.7-inch WQHD screen and a 518ppi AMOLED display, is optimized for enjoying games and movies, and is also suitable for business use. It delivers clear and crisp sound with front stereo speakers and offers excellent performance equipped with Qualcomm's latest octa-core processor, the Snapdragon 810 v2.1. Additionally, it features a large 3,450mAh battery capable of all-day texting and calling, and supports fast charging with a reversible USB Type-C port that allows for orientation-free connection, providing up to 7 hours of battery life with just a few minutes of charging.Equipped with innovative camera performance, it allows you to capture clear photos even outdoors or in environments with strong light that are not ideal for photography. With 1.55μm pixels, it can capture images with vivid detail even in extremely poor lighting conditions, and supports 4K video recording and slow-motion shooting. Additionally, the 8-megapixel front camera with Google's HDR+ technology provides powerful, industry-leading selfie capabilities.
Enhanced security fingerprint sensor
The 'Nexus 6P' has further improved speed and security features through 'Nexus Imprint'. The fingerprint sensor is located on the back, where the index finger naturally rests when holding the device, making it easier to unlock and allowing you to conveniently launch applications with a single touch.
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