Numerous customers complained on Reddit where they’ve posted pictures of their new gadgets as proof, but the good news is that according to several purchasers, Google is willing to replace the affected units. The 6P’s new touch display measures 5.7-inches (2560 by 1440 pixels, 518 pixels-per-inch) and is protected by Corning’s (GLW – Get Report) latest Gorilla Glass 4. Marshmallow is receiving positive reviews from its users and most users are looking forward to install the updated version on their phones as soon as available.
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Save for it is serious and significant, Wunderlist will not request for users’ authorization for every event on account of Google’s new Android 6.0 Marshmallow. Put together, these measures have resulted in Android 6.0 Marshmallow. Google called it Nexus Imprint sensor. The 6P runs Android Marshmallow, which adds improved levels of refinement along with increased power management. There are also rumors that the fingerprint sensor can be used to access Paypal certifications and other payment options and methods. We’re not sure yet what these new builds come with, but we will let you know as soon as we find out. The new OS brings in a slew of new features and one of the biggest highlights of the new features is the addition of the fingerprint support due to Android’s new fingerprint API – application programming interface. There are Nexus 6P delays for a few United States orders, and Google is offering those customers a small amount of compensation because of the wait. The pre-installed Google apps (Search, Maps, Chrome, YouTube, Gmail, Drive, etc.) also make it easier for users to take advantage of the 5X once it’s out of the box.
Moreover, Wunderlist users who are already running Marshmallow on their Android devices will be able to benefit from the neat Google Now on Tap functionality in their lists.
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Next, go to the Settings app, scroll to Location, tap on Mode, tap High accuracy to use Global Positioning System, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and cellular networks to pinpoint your location. Stay tuned for more app updates on The Next Digit.
