Google’s tradition of releasing a brand new flagship Nexus-phone every year isn’t stopping, and the company has come an incredibly long way since the original-Nexus One. The latest iteration is the Nexus 6 with, yes, a gorgeous six-inch display. It’s manufactured by Motorola and was codenamed “Shamu” for a good reason — it’s monstrously-huge and just feels like it’s going to slap you with its dorsal fin. This is one of the most well-manufactured, technology-packed, volcano-luging, shark-diving phones I’ve ever used. But is it the best of the best or the best of the worst? I’m going to focus on the hardware features here and not too much on Android 5.0 Lollipop. To start with, let’s just get this out



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