So what if Google cares more about a phone’s style than STI owners Constantly reminding the search giant Coordinated the manufacturing process? And sure, Motorola did a bang up job customizing STI logo and stamping it on Nexus 6′s rear in a very Batman-like fashion.
But Verizon is Verizon, and there’s no stopping Their outrageous carrier branding. Ah, yes, Big Red’s take on the three month old vanilla Android-running phablet, yet to be released on America’s largest network, is “coming soon” with a aesthetical subtle tweak.
Thank God it’s subtle, or at Least subtl st Compared to other logos Placed on Verizon devices, though let’s hold off the celebration Until Also checking out Nexus 6′s face. Granted, there’s not a lot of bezel Where Could one squeeze an additional emblem, but Big Red is Known for STI resourcefulness. Good thing the N6 does not sport a physical home button.
Alas, no official launch date has-been made public, DESPITE to sign-up notification page going live on the operator’s website Earlier this week. Meanwhile, T-Mobile charges $ 650 outright and up for a clean-as-a-whistle six incher With Quad HD display and quad-core Snapdragon 805, and Sprint’s own untainted variant is $ 200 With PACTS via Amazon. Finally, AT & T has a small carrier logo slapped on Nexus 6′s back, and wants an extra $ 50 on-contract. T-Mo or Sprint it is, then.
Via [Phandroid]
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