Gadgetory

this episode is brought to you by domain.com still undecided about which is the best android smartphone for you in 2015 I can help you out with that quick ground rules before we start I'm not going to list out all the specs from each phone that's going to make the show get very long and boring but I will show you a quick screenshot of those specs and give you the commentary on what I think is most important about that particular device here we go and right at the top of our list is the Samsung Galaxy s6 and s6 edge the korean giant has finally delivered on a truly premium galaxy s experience melding a glass front and back with a metal frame most tech journalists and even everyday tech enthusiasts agree that the redesign is a welcome one of course samsung's new look isn't without sacrifice ditching samsung staples like a removable back and battery the micro SD card slot is also absent in the galaxy s6 another major change for the galaxy s6 is the processing package with Samsung electing to leave behind qualcomm solely offering up its Exynos 7420 processor pairing with the three gigabytes of ram and finally the software has also been scaled back a bit with the latest iteration of the galaxy s but maybe you like the idea of the s6 but are hoping for something that's a little edgier while the galaxy s6 edge offers the same specs but adds dual edges and a few special features that take advantage of the phone's unique design next up is the Nexus 6p and as the successor to last year's Motorola Nexus 6 Google recently unveiled the Huawei made Nexus 6p the device is the higher end of the two Nexus phones announced at Google's event and that's incredibly apparent when you look at the spec sheet it comes with a big 5.7 inch quad HD AMOLED display superfast Snapdragon 810 processor a giant 3450 milliamp hour battery and an impressive 12 megapixel rear-facing camera now the Nexus 6p is pretty cheap also considering the specs and build quality you can purchase it from the Google store starting just at $4.99 us next up is the LG g4 while maintaining the design language and the unique al moments of its predecessors LG's attempt to stand out on the design front involved adding a subtle curve to the display and the availability of different back cover options and a hard plastic or leather variants speaking of back covers this will make geeks very happy the LG g4 is one of the very few flagships to come with a removable back cover which makes possible even a rarer feature a replaceable battery a gorgeous quad HD display a great camera experience and a smooth and fluid software iteration make for a fantastic device if what is missing in other flagships kept you from buying them the g4 just might be the phone that you're looking for but if you aren't completely satisfied with the LG g4 perhaps the v10 will suit your needs better it has the same powerful Snapdragon 808 processor and 16 megapixel rear facing camera as the g4 but with a few extra features kicked in most notably the v10 sports a secondary ticker display LG calls the second screen this extra display aims to provide its users with useful information without the need to turn to the main screen it will display app shortcuts notifications and even weather and battery percentage information next up is the motorola moto x style here motorola tries to reach the perfect balance between performance simplicity price and well style by style were mostly referring to customization a factor which has been an integral part of the Moto X experience since day one customers can use the Moto maker to manipulate their devices aesthetics to their will you can change the color of the metal areas and grave the back and even choose from a plethora of back options including materials like leather wood and rubber now this list would not be complete without talking about the big boy on the block the samsung galaxy note 5 it's hard to nying that Samsung has always been the king of large screen smartphones and it still holds true today with its crystal clear 5.7 inch display powerful Exynos 7420 CPU and a killer 16 megapixel rear facing camera the Galaxy Note is one of the best Android phones available on the market today with all that said though this device doesn't come without its caveats samsung's decision to omit the microSD card slot and removable battery have been a controversial one over the past few weeks special among Samsung diehards even with those notable emissions the note 5 can still be considered one of the best out there and finally let's talk about the Sony Xperia z5 it may not stray too far away from other Sony handsets on the design front but there's nothing wrong with that it's one of the sleekest and most elegant smartphones on the market thanks to its mostly glass design and metal frame it also has some pretty solid specifications under the hood the z5 is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 processor backed by three gigabytes of RAM and comes with a big 2900 milliamp hour battery it also features Sony's new 23 megapixel Exmor RS camera sensor microSD expansion up to 200 gigabytes and a fingerprint sensor that's embedded in the home button now some of you may be wondering about the z5 premium and why that's not on our list well we haven't finished a full review on that yet but this article that the show is based on will be updated on a regular basis check it out in the links below what do you guys think what did I miss what should I've added let me know in the comments below I'll be reading them now for those of you who remember me from two YouTube channels ago how to become TV which is still going on I got the dot TV instead of the.com thinking that when I had a little bit of traction I would then buy the dot-com domain name from the person who owned it but that was a false move I should have changed the name to something where I could have acquired the dot-com from the beginning now why is that because no domain name extension tells your story 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