any news about when it will arrive M'sia?

maybe after SG?

Google Nexus 6P Review

Weak brightness output despite using Super AMOLED. And Michael from Pocketnow also agrees to that. So, I guess it's not something weird



Worse battery life than Nexus 6 despite having bigger battery and smaller screen

Another not so-good news

Unlocking the bootloader of the Nexus 6P seems to be blowing a hardware fuse, you can't reverse that

It looks like Google and Huawei just pulled a "Samsung Knox" with their latest collaboration - it seems that unlocking the bootloader of the Nexus 6P will blow a hardware fuse. This fuse is called QFuse, and sadly, you can't return it back to the default setting via any means if you desire to relock the bootloader of the handset.

This is most certainly a security feature aimed to make Android Pay more secure and reveal if the device has been tampered with. It is similar to Samsung's Knox in this regard, as the latter also employs a hardware fuse which clearly shows if the phone has been rooted or has had its firmware tampered with in any way. We don't know if the Nexus 5X also comes with QFuse on board, but we suppose that it does.

Review by Gizmodo: http://gizmodo.com/the-nexus-6p-review-the...yone-1738315700

if u r using android pay ... ofcourse u dont want to root
but if u dont .... that is another story

But there's different between WANT and CAN

This post has been edited by Someonesim: Oct 24 2015, 12:38 PM

for me i want and i can root hahaha

6p is dual sim modal?

nope

There are leak reveal that dualsim model. Maybe is China exclusive?

maybe but china version dunno when will come out lah

Hahaha, I was refer to Android Pay. We WANT but CAN not. I want to be able to pay for gum or drink at 7-11, coffee at Starbucks, go in LRT with phone

Phones will become more valuable and hence tends to be stolen or robbed. Got cons also.

Due to payment safety, safety implementation is required.

Root always means no secure.

i also want that esp for T&G

I wont say it's 'no secure' more like 'no protection'. It's perfectly fine if user know how and what, sadly many do it for the sake of do it, and when something wrong, they blame others for not warning/stopping them.

I mean having pay system, root shall not apply and every company must do some hardware trigger and block the pay system for safety purposes.

So no surprise Huawei add such trigger in Nexus 6P

This post has been edited by Andrewtst: Oct 24 2015, 03:45 PM

Google put in that requirement for Android Pay, I do understand that, as it's money related, Google just protecting themselves.
I think if Google able to perfect or improve apps data backup, I can completely dump root. My remaining usage for root is mainly TiBu.

Oh. I already learn myself not important no need backup now. Haha!

When transferring phone, I only backup contacts, song, photos and also WhatsApp and WeChat chat history.