Google Nexus 6P gets camera upgrade

Good news for camera lovers. The soon to be rolled-out Google Nexus 6P will get a better camera than its predecessors. The use of Camera 3.0 in Nexus 6P is the latest surprise that will allow users to be more creative when taking pictures.

Google’s camera 3.0 is a highly sophisticated feature that lets a user change the settings for the perfect shot, unlike cameras in other devices that don’t have this facility. It's also got neat features such as dirty lens detection and smart burst.

It’s likely other Nexus devices will get the upgrades but not until after the 6P arrives, as reported by NSE Voice. Following this, the Nexus 6 will also receive the camera upgrade.

Nexus phones are known to have batteries that don’t last that long. The 6P, however, will break this stereotype since it carries a powerful 3450 mAH battery needed for Camera 3,0 to operate smoothly. This battery also makes a phone run for hours without the user having to worry about repeated charging.

Clad in aluminium, the Google Nexus 6P comes with the Android 6.0 Marshmallow update that boosts performance. Check out its 5.7 inch display with stunning resolution at 1440 x 2560 pixels. Designed with Amoled technology, the screen offers a significantly brilliant colour contrast that’s soothing to the eyes, states Phonearena.

The Nexus 6P is a frontrunner in chipset with its Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 MSM8994. Also, it comes with a powerful octa-core 2000 MHz processor for better performance performance.

You can count on its 3 GB of RAM so programs and applications run smoothly on the device. The phone has 128 GB in built expandable memory so you can store as much you want to your heart’s delight.

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