Nexus 6 is set to start at $649, which is likely to equate to around £500 / AU$700.
Nexus 6 design
While we've appreciated the simplicity and clean design of the Nexus 5, we're happy to see the Nexus 6 spiced up a little with the Moto X-esque (say that out loud) design.The display is quite large at 5.9 inches, but the height of the phone is 159.3mm, which is just a touch taller than the 5.5-inch displayed iPhone 6 Plus (158.1mm). It's impressive what you can do without a big honking home button eating up so much phone real estate.
Android 5.0 Lollipop
The Nexus 6 is the first device running what's now known as Android Lollipop (formerly Android L). There are still a host of features that we're looking forward to digging into when Android 5.0 Lollipop drops, as we've only been able to preview the developer version.If you're wondering when other manufacturers, like HTC, Samsung and LG, will update their flagship devices with Android 5.0, you can probably start seeing it roll out anywhere between 1-3 months from now.
