Top 10 Android Devices in the Market

Tuesday Jan 12th 2016

by Vipul Patel

2015 has been a blast for Android. In early estimates, 1.3 billion devices running Android are expected to sell this year (2016). Here is the look at the top Android devices of 2015.

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2015 has been a blast for Android. In early estimates, 1.3 million devices running Android are expected to sell this year (2016). Here is the look at the top Android devices of 2015.

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1. Google Pixel C

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This tablet from Google, the home of Android, is an eye-turner. It packs Android Marshmallow 6.0 and is powered by an NVIDIA Tegra X1 processor and 3 GB RAM.

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2. Samsung Galaxy S6

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Samsung's flagship phone is a shocker with support for a 16 MP rear- and 5 MP front-facing camera.

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3. Samsung Galaxy Note 5

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With a great pen experience, you can be productive in no time.

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4. Motorola Moto G

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One of the best budget phones under $200 in a long time, the Motorola Moto G is one of the best-selling phones of the year.

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5. Google Nexus 6P

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A flagship Nexus device from Google packs an impeccable 5.7-inch high resolution WQHD AMOLED display and is a carrier-unlocked device.

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6. LG V10

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The LG v10 comes has a second screen that allows power users to get the most out of a mobile device.

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7. Dell Venue 8 7000

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A premium device with three rear-facing cameras, this tablet allows for depth photography and 3D editing.

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8. Samsung Galaxy Tab S2

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Coming in two sizes, 8-inch and 9.8-inch, these devices come with an Exynos 5433 processor and 3 GB RAM, supporting up to 128 GB in removable storage.

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9. Google Nexus 9

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Coming with a screen size of 8.9-inches, the sound is powered by HTC BoomSound speakers, and it is powered by Android 5.0 Lollipop.

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10. Amazon Kindle Fire HD 6

Powering a custom FireOS experience, the Kindle Fire HD 6-inch is Amazon's most popular tablet of 2015. Developers have to do very little to upgrade to run on Kindle Fire devices.

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