This might sound crazy but the latest Google Nexus 6 is actually the perfect companion for drivers. The fact that it is large in size makes it great to run GPS applications like Waze or Google Maps.
Aside from that, the Nexus 6 can be regarded as a passenger, thus allowing drivers in countries that practices car-pooling to drive without any worries. This is confirmed after a Redditor revealed that his Nexus 6 actually triggered the seatbelt alarm when resting on the front passenger seat.
The lad was truly amazed by this as he tried placing other stuffs on the seat and it didn’t cause the car to pull out the seatbelt warning. It is unsure on what could have caused this that made the car thinks that the Nexus 6 is a passenger.
This isn’t the first time such a thing happened. Previously, there was another Redditor who shared the same experience with his Nexus 5. In an unexplainable way, the seat senses something that triggers the seatbelt warning.
Nevertheless, Android junkies are calling it an added feature which Google failed to highlight when launching the Nexus 6. This is something iPhone users have been missing out on.
