My phones been shipped, just waiting on the UPS site to update, Amazon are saying Tuesday, but hoping it's earlier, same as am.de did?![]()
UPS shipping updated, they're saying Tuesday as well, booooCan't wait
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Note to self.... Always order tech on Monday . Cos the weekend feels like an eternity when waiting for the post!
Note to self.... Always order tech on Monday . Cos the weekend feels like an eternity when waiting for the post!
I have disabled the Ambient Display setting as I didn't find it very useful.
Disabling it helped with batterylife. 4-5 hrs SOT is what I'm getting now. I'm also loving the double tap to wake.
What was your previous SOT?
Mines being delivered tomorrow, can't wait![]()
I was getting just over 4hrs in a day. Now I can get around 5hrs.
Sweeeeet. Got all your bits ready to root etc?
....The phone is so fast and slick I love it. And with EE 4G its just a joy to use.
Have you removed encryption?
5.1 seems to have eliminated many of the performance issues with the Nexus 6. When we initially reviewed the device, the Nexus 6 was slower at loading apps and switching tasks than the older Nexus 5 had been. With 5.1, the newer phone feels much snappier; with non-game apps, it can now keep pace with the Nexus 5.
On benchmarks, we're seeing much higher random read and write scores on the Nexus 6 with 5.1; random read gets a 2x speed boost, while random write is a whopping 9x faster. The same dramatic speed boosts aren't present on the Nexus 5, and we suspect the difference is that the Nexus 6 is encrypted while the Nexus 5 is not. According to Francisco Franco, a longtime third-party Android kernel developer, Google is now using NEON instructions on the Nexus 6 to speed up encryption performance. Performance could be further improved by enabling hardware-accelerated encryption, which the Nexus 6 still doesn't use, but Google has been experimenting with the feature in the Android Open Source Project.
Interesting, does the Nexus 6 have the necessary hardware to do hardware-accelerated encryption?
I don't think it has, though I could be wrong. AFAIK it's for 64bit only SoC's.