Leaked Nexus 6P slides reveal Gorilla Glass 4, 3450 mAh battery and more

Some new slides have leaked with additional information about the rumored upcoming Nexus 6P that Google could announce on September 29. The Nexus 6P has been the center of attention for quite some time, with a number of leaks already revealing what the design could look like as well as what we may find inside the phone. While nothing is official until its announced, these new slides reveal even more about the upcoming phone.

Details shown on the slides include a 5.7-inch WQHD screen that is made of Gorilla Glass, in the first ever all-metal Nexus phone. Powering the phone will be Qualcomm's Snapdragon 810, along with a 3450mAh battery. To charge, you will have a USB Type-C connector. The Nexus 6P is shown to come in four colors, as previously reported, though now it is shown that gold will only be an option in Japan. Additionally, the Nexus 6P will apparently come in 32/64/128GB storage options.

Be sure to stay tuned for all of the information that comes from Google's September 29 event, as we will be delivering all of the news as it happens.

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