Wow that’s beautiful…

you’re welcome, cant wait to get my hand on this

Could we get a side-by-side with the iPhone you took the pic with?

And any idea on the screen resolution?

It’s indeed nothing more than a HTC Dragon (Passion in the US) that is a HTC HD2 with Android instead of Windows Mobile.

you’re sure it won’t be this one?

http://ai.rs/2009/12/htc-bravo/

lol it wasn’t me it was cory http://twitter.com/CoryOBrien

Just realized it’s a tip and Alberto isn’t the taker, my bad.

Andriod operating system really sucks. That is all.

I cant see the Google branding.

HTC doesn’t brand any of their phones, by the way.

Nevermind, just found a photo of one that is! Oops. The HTC Dream isn’t though.

smooth like a pebble. I want to touch it.

That same phone is HTC branded see here http://technogasms.files.wordpress.com/2009/11/htc-passion.jpg

So it has to mean something that these aren’t HTC branded right?

Selling a branded, unlocked phone that requires a standard carrier contract is a bit less disruptive than, say, selling a phone that is:

A) free

or

B) offers free, ad-supported service.

“More likely is the possibility of a Google Plan as a free, lower-bandwidth alternative to plans from Verizon and AT&T. People worry far too much about the price of the device itself, as if the difference between plunking down $100 and $200 at the store means anything when you’re contractually signing away $2,400 on the spot (a two year contract at $100/month). Based on that knowledge, carriers subsidize the price of a device as long as you sign their hefty contract; seen this way, many phones today are already “free.” Therefore, it’s not the the device that matters. It’s the service. And it’s going to be free.

The money Google brings in from mobile advertising (they just purchased mobile ad provider AdMob for $750 million) will more than cover any data charges they will subsidize a carrier (this was probably why they bid $4.6 billion on that 700mHz spectrum). You won’t have a monthly bill. You’ll just have a free device that does everything.”

Guess I was wrong:

http://nofilmschool.com/2009/11/the-google-phone-will-be-free/

So so! Also Test Drive Android OS 2.0 on Windows.
http://www.zjtechlive.com/try-android-2-0-on-your-windows/

Looks 3.5″ to me.. Smaller then the Bravo… WTF…lol

Humn…

The trackball is a big disappointment as BlackBerry and HTC have now moved on. BlackBerry found the trackball to be very unreliable and prone to getting jammed up.

The newer optical track-pad on the BlackBerry Bold 9700 is great.

I know it’s not a major but also means this hardware is certainly not leading edge.

is it just me or do scroll wheels seem a bit outdated. i wonder what its purpose will be – seeing as this beauty is touch screen…

p.s. i think i’ll wait for the htc bravo… unless this phone also supports 780p video capturing.

I’m glad it not shiny. However, I’m disappointed It doesn’t seem to have any physical buttons, Just those touch sensitive icons and a track ball.

Hoepfully Google releases some details on a release pretty soon. I am waiting for the SE Xp10 but when this hits the stores I sure hope it has better specs that would make decision easier.

2010 is going to be an exciting year. Google Phone, Apple Tablet, and Google OS. If the Google Phone is sold unlocked I’ll look into switching from the iPhone.

I must say the phone looks sweet and the Android OS is only going to get better.

So where’s the compelling story here? Oh, I get the whole “game changer” in theory, but that requires a heaping helping of wild speculation to swallow…

Buttons like like the ones on the Droid by Motorola.

Really? Only going to get better? No way for it to get worse? What about the iPhone? Think it’s going to get better?

Please, more wisdom!

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it looks just like the one CoryObrien has – the real magic is the screen and the snapdragon!

Word on the “friends at Google” street is no 3G… hmm. Something better in the works or are we expected to put up with Edge and wifi?

Why, Y314K I think u might be mistaken…lol

Might be the angle.. Could still be 3.7″…

Is it just me or in a couple years google will be making cars, boats, motorhomes, robots, etc.
everything pretty much

It should be white not gold…

I think the “compelling story” is that it’s the new “iPhone killer”. Now that we have moved on from the last iPhone Killer”, the Palm Pre, or was it the last Blackberry, or was it the …?

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I can’t wait for Google pens, notebooks, Jeans and shopping bags to come out…..hey why not an airline.

It’s just you…….and lay off the ganja.

People this is Android Developer Phone Two.. that is twice that TC got this wrong..the real story missed by TC is the inclusion of Flan..ie 2.1..

If you had asked some ‘connected’ Android Applications developers you would have got the the real story somewhat faster..

Come on TC I challenge you to write about the real story here..come on do some Journalistic work here..if you guys are not lazy..

We both know it has no quadband Moto US 3G chip so we both know its an ADP device not GPHONE..the GPHONE would have the Moto quadband 3G GSM chip in it for obvious reasons as than it could be sold to all US GSM carriers as it would have all US GSM frequencies..

See TC you even missed the Moto quadband 3G GSM chip angle..

Remember folks Adp devices are not branded by the hardware device partner..

The other journalistic work would have been to call that Chicagoland hardware distributor that Google uses to distribute ADP devices..something indicates to me than they would have confirmed that is a an ADP2 device.

Come on TC you are getting as lazy as a Scoble..

if u wanna see how pics taken with nexus one look go here http://bit.ly/5fcQtJ apparently Googlers have been uploading them to Picassa

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The ADP2 is an HTC Magic (aka Ion):

http://phandroid.com/2009/11/13/android-dev-phone-2-adp2-is-the-google-ion/

They are both the same phone.

Bravo is the T-Mobile name, Passion is the Verizon name.

Developers and mobile handset makers (Moto, Samsung ….):

Do you think Android represents an opportunity for you?

Seems like help Google beta test Android and then …. will Google just wipe out everyone?

Cheapest Fifa World Cup 2010 Flights:

http://tinyurl.com/ybecqx2

Ugly

beautiful phone, looks great

Does any one know about how much these will sell for I’ve been wanting a Iphone but Think I will wait for this to hit the shelves?

The Padrino Dot Com
http://www.thepadrino.com

HTC and Google branding are on the back. The Google brand is about halfway down the back of the phone and the HTC logo is at the bottom.

I was about to say … my HTC Hero is clearly branded HTC.

I have seen this one with a Google manager, that time i thought it was a HTC hero or something

dam you americans… you get all the cool toys first… we will likely have to wait a year in canada like we did for the iphone… I am still waiting for the one world, one phone, one plan..

I’m glad I’ve waited this long to jump on the Android bandwagon. iPhone contract ends in January. Hopefully this thing will be out shortly after!

Btw MG, your comments about this phone and the ones we’ve had this year on your blog are spot on. Android phones have shown promise but still haven’t surpassed the iPhone.

Sounds like good hardware, but they’re still behind the iPhone in terms of design – that thing is fugly.

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I really love andriod.But this phone is not special enough, I think.

Canada is in America

my Brotha Fred… David is right. And why are you so mean?

So, is it running HTC’s amazing Sense UI or not?

if it’s unlocked and google sells it online I don’t see why u wouldn’t get it on canada or anywhere

^ Nope. The UI is probably the vanilla Android 2.0.1 UI.

I must say people are happy for the google phone release a.k.a Nexus one. Although the leaked pictures isn’t that impressive. Hopefully the specs can compensate with less-mediocre HTC design. Detailed Review: http://bit.ly/nexus-one-google-phone-photo

I just love Google and i think no one is much better than Google

uh looks like a hunk of plastic in an ugly color. but its got the word google on it right? so it HAS to be good according to the fanboys

Hope this device becomes more popular than the Apple Iphone and its exclusive telco provider cartel that really make me sick!

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its that big white x that makes it sexy

unlocked android does it for me

That’s a matter of opinion. I think the color purple is fugly, others love it.

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I think he means It is ADP3

It’s an exciting piece of hardware that we’ve got here but frankly I think that what’s the most revolutionary is that it is unlocked. Then apparently the UI is all google … I was praying for a Sense/Android hybrid UI design, this phone will fail beating the Iphone. Apple is too far ahead of the pack, they just have to update the Apple OS and the iphone will be back were it belongs : “lightyears ahead”

Good luck Google

That’s a pretty stupid way to judge a phone, isn’t it?

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The motorhome is free, as long as you log at least 20,000 miles a year with the large screens on the sides displaying ads.

Why does this evaluation not seem credabul to me?

: )

Really? I think the button looks cheap, and the plastic, well, It looks like dells laptop plastic.

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glad you think so. looking forward to this one myself.

people judge phones by their look whether you like it or not. this phone is ugly. so go ahead, buy it. you’ll be among the few using it. then again, that might make you feel special and smarter.

nerds usually have poor taste. you can have the best software, but with a phone looking like this, goodluck. lol

Gold is cool..

How can anyone say that looks nicer than the iPhone? It’s GREY! It’s got a weird little button thingy! It lacks an Apple logo!

Having very functional design has worked for Google on search, because people want search to be function. A phone needs to be much more beautiful than that if it’s going to be aimed at the consumer market, and therefore be an iPhone killer.

No.

Google Android phones, the best thing that ever happened to Apple.

Yes, but would anyone want to carry a purple phone around? Or a grey one? No. It looks like every other cheap, tacky rip-off of the iPhone. Google must try harder.

$100 unlocked sold in all stores with 3G and later with a White Spaces module. I’d prefer a 4.8″ 800×480 screen on it, like the Archos 5 Internet Tablet, check this video where I compare it to the Google Phone: http://archosfans.com/2009/12/09/seesmic-on-the-archos-5-internet-tablet-with-android/

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lol.. do you know how often places don’t ship to canada?

Ok so this will be sold as an unlocked phone, very interesting, I cant see Google just putting it on the market unlocked and pricing it at 5 or 600 dollars.

Outside of the insular world of geekdom nobody would by this phone unsubsidized, too many nice phones available for a song under contract.

The most interesting aspect of this phone may be yet to be revealed.

That guy’s hands must be huge because my iPhone looks much bigger in my hand than that phone does in his! You guys said the screen is bigger, right?

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So where is the scroll-wheel in the photo? Is it the small gray circle at the bottom? Did he mean scroll-ball instead of scroll-wheel?

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I’m sure you’ll find a place that ships to Canada, in fact i’m willing to bet that there are more merchants that ship to Canada, than those that don’t. In any case, I’m sure it’s not that hard to cross the border if you really want this thing.

I’m afraid you’re first going to have to explain what “credabul” is, champ.

One of the best feedback we have seen is “3 months from now” it will end like your ordinary phone. Just look Moto-droid now, still beautiful but the ‘buzz’ is gone, ayt? http://bit.ly/nexus-one-google-phone-photo

Is it provided with electric sheep? ;-) I’ll be waiting for the 6th generation of Google Phone.

ADP3? I think that is more likely than this being THE Google Phone.

@Arrington keeps saying Google is working with a mfg to build their own phone, the perfect phone. This is just one of HTC’s already built phone… Now that the Droid is in the wild, Google needs an Android 2.x ADP

Mhh you can already order Google pens and shopping bags at the Google store ;)

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“Therefore, it’s not the the device that matters. It’s the service.”

The iPhone with ATT blows that statement so far out of the water its not even funny. Amazing phone, shit network, but the sell ‘em like crazy.

It’s the phone that drives the sale for most of us, always has, always will be.

+1 for making me laugh out loud.

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First Google releases a OS and every handset manufacturer wants a piece of the pie.

Then Google releases it’s own hardware and sweeps out the market.

Don’t be evil.

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The guy who bought nexusone.com back in ’98 is laughing now ;)

I’d really like to see photos/video taken WITH this phone, as the quality on the HTC Hero really leaves a lot to be desired. (goes to check flickr for EXIF data)

Is it compatible with Verizon LTE network?

where is the outrage??
google’s ceo was on apple’s board until recently!
don’t buy what google steals from others! the entire google business is based on theft!!

The Ugliest Fight Ever: Apple Versus Google
http://ebooktest.wordpress.com/2009/12/12/the-ugliest-fight-ever-apple-versus-google/

i really think they shouldn’t have physical buttons at all!
thats what makes the Iphone stand out!
(i know the side buttons…… but still it doesn’t have a tracker ball!)

google had two board members on apple’s board. what happened to fiduciary duties? this smells really bad.. crooked.. who can trust google anymore after this!
how come the so called smart google boys can’t really invent anything?
sad sad sad..

I bet the Apple shareholders are feeling a bit uneasy about this phone :)

If anyone can topple Apple, it is Google.

HTC didn’t brand the Dream or Magic in the US because the were labeled as “T-Mobile” phones. The HTC Hero/Droid Eris have the HTC logo on them in the US.

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lol…. Sounds like you would prefer the Zune’s poop brown?

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hmm.. i wouldn’t say i want one until i see what the apple shareholders did.. what happened to fiduciary duties? two google senior manager on apple’s board and now.. this? it’s shameless theft obviously.
i wonder if the telephone providers didn’t tell google to take a hike and that’s why they are selling directly now without a service provider. do you really believe that the service will not suffer? you’re being naive..

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‘Bravo’ and X10 look better IMO. Still, Bravo launches only in April with practically the same specs (probably this phone is the reason), and X10 has only Android 1.6, so this phone might be quite a hit. 2010 will be interesting…

Fugly or not, I’ll sign up for virtually any ugly phone that sticks it to the carriers.

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Could be that Googlers are simply testing the UI/software. The real hardware will come later.

Could this be the reason Verizon hiked their early termination fee?

It’s possible since this is just a test phone that the final retail shipping product could be somewhat different.

Been loving my Motorola Droid, however can’t say that I wouldnt appreciate a good scroll wheel.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/termie/4177995068/

Could this be the reason Verizon hiked their ETF?

They can’t be the same; one has a scroll ball and the other an optical pad. I thought I read the Google Phone was supposed to have optical. Frankly, I’ll be disappointed if it doesn’t.

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This will not “wipe out” everyone. If Google was selling this phone on a carrier for 99.99 then there would be a problem. It sounds like if they sell the phone it will be unlocked. More people will still buy the carrier phones. The My Touch and Cliq are 99.99 with contract. People with Verizon and Sprint will still need to buy their specific handsets. Plus company’s like HTC, Motorola, Sony and Samsung still have their custom interfaces that push people towards those handsets. Android is still the platform of the future. and from the looks of it it will “wipe out” Windows Mobile.

it’s not that im suspecting the real difference will be the software guys. any resemblance about google payment methods?

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You’re pretty funny, Guillaume. :)

I did not see why it is exciting. At most, it is just another IPhone with possible additional trivial functions.

I would prefer HTC HD2 to Nexus One. It is more pleasant playing on a larger screen.

Nexus One Google Phone with Android 2.1 OS Coming in 2010?…

It appears that Google Inc. will be releasing a Google phone called Nexus One, manufactured by Taiwan-based HTC, in 2010. Photos of the new Android OS powered Nexus One smartphone show a sleek touch screen device with a scrolling ball,……

Isn’t Google going to alienate its Android partners by making its own hardware? What is the rationale for making the actual phone as opposed to a software platform?

MS, rightfully does not barge into its partners’ territory with PCs, servers, and phones, concentrating on software. I just don’t see how Google can be successful in this business if they treat their partners like this.

that x in the middle of the screen is yellow blue green and orange windows colors?whats up with that?

Exactly right, it looks ugly

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hate to correct u but my HTC dream AKA tmobile G1is definitively branded HTC, its just not on the front of the phone, its on the side by the slide out keyboard.

hey dave, more wisdom would be to not challenge this comment. seriously android WILL only get better. He wasnt even mentioning the crappy iphone… are u a closet icant fan ? the iphone will come out with newer iphones but android will catch and surpass iphone in a matter of 2 to 3 years tops..and if google gets the android OS runnin on its own computers, then apple better start finding a newer imac or ibook or icrap….whatever they wanna call whatever crap they make.

I couldn’t help but notice that the photo showing this new Google phone photo was taken with a white iPhone. Look closely in the reflection and you’ll see a guy wearing a santa hat holding an iPhone.
The new Google phone might be fast and slick and all, There’s just one thing that’s going to keep it from being a hit. And that’s applications. It got about two years of catching up to do.

my g1 is branded HTC, its on the left side of the flip screen.

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Wow, it looks great ! If this sports a nice camera (finger’s crossed) and be correctly priced (ie not the 700€ the 3GS costs unsubsidized) I would definitely consider buying it.

The colors are the same ones used in Google’s Chrome web browser and upcoming OS

Perhaps, you did not read the novel
If you KILL android, then you get money enough to buy a live sheep. But the bounty hunter discovers that robots are not so different from humans. “Do Android dream about …” is a very deep novel, the movie significantly simplified the Dick’s story. Someone who used the “Nexus” name to name a stupid phone is a very shallow person who read a few books in his life.

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It is also Google Chrome Colors.

nexusone.com wont be official website it seems, check the whois of that domain.

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You’re pretty funny too, Matthew

Yay, I like free – I’ll take a hundred, won’t use ‘em, google won’t make a dime from me on ads ;-) and I’ll have 100 free phones (why? why not?)

Whats the glitch in the upper left hand side of the screen.
I don’t think Google will sell just one phone from one manufacture. And I think its all in the Phones Name The Nexus ONE. A nexus basically being a network. and one being well the first. Google most likely end up selling a Nexus Line of android Phones Form various manufacturers. All these phones will have “Google designed software interface”. That way developer would have a more standardized OS that is easy to develop for. and the hand set could be partly subsidized buy app sales. And to be honest aren’t we all–at lease partly– part of the Google Nexus any way.

Who’s the dude in the Cryptopsy tshirt?

very detailed and nice picture, thanks

true true , tho chrome is in a circular shape with blue in the middle, but who knows ,no matter what its running it will still be an amazing phone

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Even the Google logo itself is red yellow blue and green

And The X most likely has something to do with the name you know the neXus

Yeah that’s right but Google will find ways to block it anyway (can you say: no Google voice in Canada?)

That said, I’m hoping for a world wide release too!

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I don’t think Google will sell just one phone from one manufacture. And I think it’s all in the Phones Name “The Nexus ONE”, A nexus basically being a network, and one being well the first. Google will most likely end up selling a Nexus Line of Android phones Form various manufacturers. All these phones will have Google designed software and GUI AKA The “NEXUS”. That way developer would have a more standardized OS that is easy to develop for. They could subsidize the handsets though app sales and other services. Let’s be honest here aren’t we all–at least partially– part of the Google Nexus anyway.

If it can be used world wide on wifi or a really cheap dataplan (here’s to hopin’ & wishful thinkin’!!!) I’d settle for a phone that looks like the one in The Flintstones. I mean… it’s my wallet that speaks louder than my eyes on this one. I hope it will be available in several colors/skins/flavors too, btw. Nothing like a bit of diversity to set “us” apart from Crapple.

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Here’s a couple links I found about the Nexus One:

Everything we know about the Nexus One so far: http://www.nexusoneblog.com/blog/2009/12/13/googles-nexus-one-phone.html

Google Double Confirms Nexus One: http://www.NexusOneBlog.com/blog/2009/12/13/google-double-confirms-nexus-one-with-its-internal-holiday-g.html

Nexus One Camera Quality: http://www.NexusOneBlog.com/blog/2009/12/13/camera-photos-taken-on-googles-nexus-one-phone.html

I have nothing to say other than I love Google!

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Wondering when I could buy this,it looks cool.

I can’t wait for this phone to get in the hot little hands of the public. It’s kind of like Google’s large -scale attempt at giving Apple the finger over the whole Google Voice saga.

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If Google is able to sell this phone for $199 unlocked, no contract required, then Apple has some serious competition, couldn’t Google cover the hit with the ad revenue they make from each user.

completely wrong

ahem, ‘nothing more’…as if the HTC dragon was not that great of a phone to begin with. i, for one, have been patiently waiting for said phone for a long time, knowing full well it will be top-of-the line when it comes out.

must….resist…..urge….

I think people would say a phone is ugly even if it looked IDENTICAL to the iPhone but wasn’t an iPhone. :sigh:

first Android was born mostly from the coffers of google (see Open Handset Alliance). Then HTC took a huge risk to develop a phone for said experimental OS. Then T-Mobile took a huge risk with said phone. Now all three are going to reap the benefits of their risk…i don’t see evil in that, just regular ol’ business risk and reward.

that phone is just plain ugly..and no keyboard. … wtf what’s the point… google u suck. add a keyboard and stop designing phones that look like a dog just pooped on it…

This is the Nexus One (Google Phone) am I correct? And if the rumor is true their will be no HTC Sense on the Nexus One. The reason for that is the the HTC Bravo is the HTC-branded version of the Google Phone. Earlier in the weekend Engadget suggested the Google Phone/ Passion and the HTC Bravo are exactly the same except for the branding. This would imply that the HTC Bravo would support HTC Sense because it wouldn’t be a “with Google” device.

http://googlemo…e.blogspot.com/
If you click on the link it will take you to the Official Google Mobile Blog. If you look at the top of the page you will see an unknown Android device, an iPhone and a Blackberry. Now back to the Android device. Just look at it, doesn’t it seem remarkably similar to a leaked image from the HTC Roadmap Brochure for 2010. Thats right, the top half of an HTC Bravo.
http://www.enga…d-more-lucidly/

One has to assume that this is just an Android OS ‘Dogfood’ test only. Because the reality is this – If, as the photos appear to show, it’s just a google branded HTC handset running Android. Then my personal opinion is that this phone will fade into obscurity just like every other ‘iPhone Killer’.

The only ‘Touch screen Consumers’ that will ever purchase a second rate iPhone clone, that has no exceptional originality or design break-throughs, are those that either can’t afford the real thing, or those that are avidly ‘Anti-Apple’. Even if it’s running the worlds most perfect UI & no matter what the Handset/Plan costs are going to be.

The basic and fundamental fact of the matter (and one which almost every designer in the world would agree about) is that ‘Sex Sells’, and lets all face facts – The iPhone is one sexy looking Hand set, with an even sexier UI (You’ll agree, Sales figures will no doubt back me up on that one).

If google think they’re going to ‘Change the Telecom world’ with just another grey ‘techno-burp’ plastic lump, then they may be in for a bit of a sharp, and costly, increase to their learning curve.

BTW before you all consider me an Apple pusher, I’ve never owned and iPhone, I’m actually a long standing Nokia user.

Look, I’m as keen as the next man to feel, try & buy the latest technology, but I’m also very cautious about buying the next big ‘Lemon’ (Zune/Vista anybody?). One can only Hope, what we see above is a cover-up or early trial for something truly amazing, or it’s ‘Back to the drawing board’ for the ‘iTryPhone’ followers.

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Google is moving down in the stack to challenge B2C opponents with an open architecture and new sets of standards. In creating a post-revenue business model, Google can only manage success if consumers accept a co-branding and outsourced manufactured device … NQ Logic recommends reading the rest of the new Google’s mobile strategy at http://www.nqlogic.com

Let’s wait and see! I strongly believe this phone will not be plastic but likely titanium (light and stronger than aluminum).
Besides this – I would love to see this phone having Snapdragon 1GHz processor with 1GB/1GB memory plus 32-on board and plus microSD…

I think Google is preparing finally something good enough to compete with Apple.

PS You may notice that all of these phones that came out with Android are kind of testing the water project – … cant wait :)

Currently I hold E71 – it must for sure out-perform my current phone for me to consider to get this google baby :)

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No 3G! – Bring it on!!!!
It is exactly what millions of us are waiting for!

I really want an iPod Tough with a cheap vanilla phone.
- Basic voice phone everywhere
- PDA functionality everywhere
- Cloud & Network syncing access at hotspots
That is all many of us need and it is at the sweet spot price point.
PLEASE GOOGLE MAKE APPLE GIVE ME THIS!

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We all know that the future of personal computing is in the hand held device.

It will allow, one and all, the ability to drill down at will into a bottomless pit of information and social cross connect geometries. PERSONALLY CUSTOMIZED to our own needs!

The key stumbling block is cramming all these, endlessly complex possibilities, into such small devices. Being able to effectively drill down into these deep wells of summary-with-fidelity in ways that are simple enough to effectively entice mass participation, will be a tough nut to crack. The key will be top notch interface simplification for the rest of us! In this race Apple has a very large head start on Google. This will require very strong integration of software and hardware which is another point in Apples favor. In the short run Google has the advantage of controlling large stores of content directly and through its eyeball search gateways. Google also has excellent database and adequate graphic presentation skills. But in the long run the combination of data & search eyeball gateways will ultimately fall to commoditization more quickly than the combination of very complex software-hardware-interface integration that will be required to put all this functionality into very small hand held computing devices, in a way that will be transparent to average users. This is not Googles core competency. Nor is it one that is easily developed. As witnessed by the fact that after all these years only Apple seem to be good at it, despite the fact that they have made no secret of their formula.

Google is doing a great job of exploring the power of mass data mash-up, combined with an advertising revenue model supported via their near monopoly in the eyeball search gateway. Their experimentation is showing the way for others, especially other content giants, as they all scramble to define new captive-eyeball gateway audiences that can be locked down via new hardware, software and content combinations.

Apple is watching and learning! They are building out their large data centre. They are working on new web-standards-based cloud apps. They are working up new content direct-to-consumer access devices. These device and their background patents can support new geometries between the content, delivery and advertising stakeholders, none of which will continue to be passively held ransom by Googles man in the middle strategy for monopoly control over the content delivery ad revenue industry.

Yes – Apple should fear Google!

But Google better be looking over it shoulder at Apple. Google is the new Microsoft. It has a lot of good stuff sloppily interfaced. Even Microsoft has definitely improved in this area as of late. As Google works hard to distill which pieces of it new cloud/content access model offer the best potential value equation to users, Apple will be watching, learning and waiting for the opportune moment to step in and cleaning up the interface drill down landscape so as to deliver this same formula on an ease of use silver platter.

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Googles other long term problem is its basically flawed cloud network model.

This embryonic cloud based noosphere we all call the internet is just a single instance of a general class of processes that have been called COMPLEX LIVING SYSTEMS. After millions of years of statistical trial an error nature has blazed the trail to demonstrate the recurring themes that appear to be mandatory for successful homeostasis in such systems. With out going into a long song and dance about these recurring mandatory attributes, I will simple beg that you temporarily humor me by accepting the following as one of these mandatory attributes. COMPLEX LIVING SYSTEMS utilize distributed redundancy of function as their key defense against the inevitable errors that arise out of massive complexity. Every LIVING CELL carries the complete DNA methods blueprint plus historical fall back DNA. Every INDIVIDUAL ORGANISM in a species carries the complete repertoire of environmental interactive attributes and abilities(methods). Even at the simpler atomic level every atom contain, internal to itself, all the methods required to behave and recombine repeatably as a member of its class should. None of the above individual members of a class must check back with the mother ship to access its behavioral methods. They are all locally redundant.

Back to Googles flawed Cloud Network Model.
Sooner or lated the evolution of network computing models will return to this time tested strategic necessity. This means in the context of cloud computing that each user node must keep all its methods and data structures locally self contained so as to support independent, organic, recombinant, evolutionary possibilities separate from those enforced by a central mother ship repository of acceptable methods. The user nodes can self operate when not connected. The user nodes can move their complete methods & data set realities to another mother ship server at will. The user nodes can reassemble a mother ship’s data and methods central repository as an ultimate backup to catastrophe. This in no way precludes the user nodes from choosing to update and synchronize their methods and/or local data sets with the central cloud mother ship either automatically or manually. Local autonomy of methods and data sets also offer the choice to keep local versioning of methods and data sets as a fall back autonomy insurance strategy. I could go on but I am sure you tire! I know I do.

Anyway – here is where both Apple and Microsoft have a long term serious advantage over Google. They have deep and wide OS tools that can support this necessity to maintain a strategy of distributed autonomous methods and data sets. A strategy nature historically seems to indicate is the proven path to creating STABLE COMPLEX LIVING SYSTEMS. No non-compliant systems get out alive.

Oh – One last thing!
I am not particularly a Microsoft fan but we should not count them out. With new more visionary leadership they could be a serious contender. They have a large talented team and a very valuable store of intellectual capital. A serious three way race would be the Holy Trinity of competitive innovation.

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based on the design and colour ,, i would opt for iphone which is far better,, but it’s google !!! must be good huh !!!!

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Can’t wait to replace my CLIQ with this phone.

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[...] of the touchscreen phone, carried on sites including TechCrunch and Engadget, was postedonline by Twitter user Cory [...]

[...] December 14, 2009 at 9:39 am (Rant) (unlocked) I’m not going to add to the tonnes of material already out there on the GooglePhone, see TC for the best articles on it and the evolving story. [...]

How much does it cost? Are they going to sell it world wide?

[...] Google Testing a “Mobile Lab” Device There has been a lot of speculation as to whether Google was really working on their own Android-powered phone, and it appears to be true. Some of the first glimpses are floating around thanks to Googlers who are apparently getting the devices in their stockings for Christmas. From what everyone has said on the hardware side of things the device is an HTC Passion… now we just have to wait for an official release from the Google gods. [...]

[...] Sneak Peak at the New Google Phone   (TechCrunch) [...]

There are 2 main suppliers of mobile phones:
- Nokia
- Samsung
- (LG still tries to join this 2)
1) Handsets is about hardware: Samsung controls the components market
2) Handsets is about Software:
Nokia has Symbian and goes Linux for smartphones.
Samsung has it’s own OS / platform
3) Handsets is about reaching the consumer at the retail stores. That’s not only logistics.
4) Handsets is about repairs and returns of faulty devices.

Google has little or no experience in hardware, retail stores, addressing the consumer with advertising, logistics, retail stores.
Chances to fail even it is would be the best product ever: 99%

[...] Come si evince della foto sopra sembrerebbe essere un modello personalizzato di HTC chiamato “Nexus One” (altri dicono sarà l’HTC Passion) che Google venderà direttamente online [...]

[...] staff in the last week. The staff shouldn’t to be talking or reporting on the phones, but, I grabbed this picture from Cory OBrien’s Twitter profile where he wrote: “Google Phone = iPhone + a little [...]

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Rumors say that Google has offered a chair at their board to Richard Branson :P

[...] a Techcrunch y a Engadget van apareciendo galerías de fotos hechas con la cámara del Nexus One a sus [...]

At least will be clear now also for the innocent that to push Android is a suicide:
1) for developers: services will increasingly be integrated into Android and provided by Google that having control of the operating system will destroy all his competitors (and you too….)
2) for the hardware vendors: it comes into direct competition .. and very very strong (becouse of a business model based on ads..)
3) for the telcos: which already are competing with services like Google Voice

I hope that the analysis of Techcrunch could become more critical, because at the moment it seems that you are paid by the marketing dept of Google or … that your analysts are not understanding the substance of things

Ugly as hell…
I mean, this ugly piece is supposed to kill the iPhone… Maybe amongst geeks but real people will definitely get caught more easily by the sexiness of the iPhone rather than by this grey piece of plastic.
I do hope this is not the final design of the product.

[...] TechCrunch : Nexus One Google Phone Picture [...]

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[...] Google also bought Gizmo5, a VoIP service similar to Skype. Secondly, it seems like they will be releasing unlocked Android phones that users can pair with any service provider. Putting all these together, let’s see if we [...]

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I think this might go somewhere, depending on what all you can do on it.

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The phone looks alright as far as style and sleek look HOWEVER, I see no point in Google releasing their own phone so SOON after the G1 and Droid. I am a G1 owner and I will not buy a new Google phone unless they’re offering some NEW INNOVATIVE features that don’t currently exist. I better be able to turn my TV, CAR, and Lights on in my house all while texting! Or something Similar :p .. but seriously, it needs to be much more advanced than G1 and current Android phones, and the touch keyboard needs to be similar to the Iphones with SUGGESTED AUTO correction typing that DOES work. I have both a G! and Iphone which I switch back and fourth from. This nwew release will determine if I stay with Google or make a full switch to iphone

sweet cryptopsy shirt

Se ve excelente la terminal. Espara.

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That’s one ugly looking phone… long way to go :)

Put my name on the list to test your new phone

[...] Looks like Google is making magic once again. Learn more about the phone at TechCrunch. [...]

wth?

Hell Yeah why not give it a custom skin and its still sexy , Google colors red, bleu , yellow and green could be applied to so. I would prefer changeable covers but then Nokia would seu google and yadda yadda yadda.

I am on a go for a palm gadget i think i will wait for this! when is the launch?
Teadesigner

It appears the picture was taken with an iPhone and there are a few MacBooks in the other photos. Nothing like using the competitors tools to build your own product. Ha!!

Big wall of text crits for 12,643

I doubt that’s a Google phone. They put it on Flickr. That’s a Yahoo site. Why not use Picassa?

Un niche que escucha Cryptopsy?

I love it when you see beautiful photos of these new handsets and the reflection in their screen shows that an iPhone is taking the photo. Priceless.

Noticed some examples on picassa:

http://picasaweb.google.nl/lh/view?q=nexus+one&uname=softwarejeff&psc=G&filter=1#

the trackball is killing me. it’s gotta go.

stupid isheep

palm pre raped the iphone…just has minor problems otherwise, the software shits all over the iphone

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Interesting.. they’re using Macbooks from Apple xD

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I’m a total fanboy and i will be getting one of these. I love google.

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No, Nexus One is a direct reference to Blade Runner, tying into the whole “Android” name.

I guess the real question will be: Does Android Dream of Electric Sheep?

Its always nice to know that somehow, a new android device could be available outside on USA as well. Looking at the frequency, hopefully that’s the case!
Google Phone for All? http://bit.ly/google-phone-frequency-for-all

i just love how the apple fanboys come out on the defensive saying how ugly or stupid it is. chill the f@ck out, have you guys ever thought that you might not always have the best phone out there?

There a ton of pictures on Picasa, just search for Nexus one or phone88.

spot on. they just won’t stop with their apple love.

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It will be interesting to see the effect this has on the wireless industry in the united states! There is already a community being setup to discuss this phone… http://www.nexususers.com

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what! Android is the best OS i have ever seen

Why does Google using Apple Hardware?

There on Apple Computers?

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cryptopsy \m/

And when the iPhone comes to Verizon in June millions will jump ship from AT&T why? Because of the service. Even though the phone will be the exact same on both carriers. What then?

The iPhone was a leap forward, but smartphones are becoming more and more like laptops. Feature parity. Talk all you want about AT&T’s exclusive deal on the iPhone, but that’s just about over.

“Always will be” my ass.

The nexusone is not all that, it looks like a i-phone even a mytouch its like whatever……. i tough google was gonna blow everyones mind away but maybe i just need to see it in action……

hahahahahahaha!!! palm pre?! iphone killer?! wow…

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[...] The details of device specifications, branding and distribution plans remain vague, although the consensus is [...]

I was holding out for exactly this information for ages… I couldn’t wait any longer and just committed to a 2 year contract for a HTC Hero yesterday.

darn!

[...] Here it is, the $GOOG Nexus, the first phone that will take a bite out of $AAPL iPhone (TechCrunch) [...]

[...] Well, it’s late 2009. Only 12 days left to go ’till the next decade. And right before the holidays, the iPhone vs. Android war is at an all-time high, especially with the announce of the Nexus One. [...]

oh calm down mr.apple fanboy, apple just makes stuff for retards, so your “lightyears ahead” are aimed at the people that are “lightyears behind” so… they’re right there with the crowd. Anyways, the only thing really keeping the iphone “up there” is the hype factor, everyone thinking that apple is some GOD, every iphone user that i’ve shown my beat up G1 is like, “wow! it can do that? its got desktop widgets?!” then i get those ‘tards that ask, “Is that like a rip off iphone?” And i tells them that the iphone is a piece of shyt, and they run off to pray to their apple bumper sticker, OPEN SOURCE IS THE FUTURE! ANDROID WILL PREVAIL! APPLE = NAZIS!

[...] week, rumours were abound about a new phone being tested by Google employees called the Nexus One. Techcrunch had some of the earliest photos and information on the phone on their site and there they go into details about the phone. Apparently the phone [...]

umm..i’ve had 3 HTCs till nw…yaa i knw dumb rite…well i had da G1 also n umm naaa…problem isnt google..its htc…luks amazin build quality but 3-4 months in ur pocket wid no keys..nothin..it starts pealin off slowly..n da screen 2 fragile..out of my 3 HTCs wid da G1 being da most recent buy..my htc touch pro is da only 1 which i lyk..n tht is cuz it has da best keyboard on it…problem wid tht is windows mobile..terrible..im a fool buyin dis 3 times..i hav da 3gs also..love it..its everythin i need but i love htc designs which makes me by thm (except G1) ugly!!!…google shd pair up wid SE or mayb even apple :P cuz htc build is really bad…anyways thts my 2 cents

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[...] number of pictures have hit the web now showing the Nexus One, aka the Google Phone, in the flesh. But there [...]

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WTF is this Shit? A wannabe iPhone? No thanks, I’ll stick to my original Google Phone the Sooper Dooper G1 in white… I thought there were images of a really cool white Google Phone going around. sorry, this is too fancy and every fashionista knows that fancy is no longer in….

[...] number of pictures have hit the web now showing the Nexus One, aka the Google Phone, in the flesh. But there haven’t [...]

hear hear!

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It’s being sold by T-Mobile. They are the only one that has the 3g rights….mark this post. T-Mobile will have it!

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NICE ASS CRYPTOPSY SHIRT
i still like the iphone more

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i would think that the phone is going to leave the iden market in the cold. I am a user of the push to talk c ommunity and i would freaki n love to hear that this n ew technology could feature this tech . any one have the info im looking for. DOES THE NEXUS ONE DO PUSH2TALK 2WAY SERVICE LIKE NEXTEL ?????? NEXTEL USER SINCE 1995

i like how there is mac computer

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The ice is melting.

[...] if you have a reason to read this article from Gizmodo. Oh well, I’m holding out for the Nexus One, kind of how a middle-school girl waits for their high-school crush: impatiently and I won’t [...]

So speaks the ‘Microsoft’ fanboy…

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[...] all we want to know about the Nexus One. Google didn’t explicitly say anything about the device in its invites today for an “Android press gathering,” but we all know what is coming. [...]

wow, gotta buy it.

You can find many more Pic’s of the Nexus One on: http://www.android-hilfe.de/nexus-one/12238-fotos-videos-vom-nexus-one.html

[...] but really, what do they need to say? Google’s Nexus One handset has been given to employees, documented from just about every angle, spec’d out, and confirmed by T-Mobile; at this point, the press conference is a [...]

780p, do you mean 720p?
Do you know how much data would have to be stored for each second of High Def video? I do, I work with video alot. Thats an unrealistic request. Plus the fact that the lens would not capture quality video to begin with.
If the HTC phone captures HD video I’d like to see it, but I dought its any good. If i’m wrong that would be awesome to see something come this far though. DSLR cameras are doing HD video now, but it still has a ways to go before its very useful.

I dont know about the Iphone, But I just recently bought a Macbook Pro on craigs list after owning/building custom PC’s from when I was in High School. I love the OS and don’t think I will ever go back. Mac simply work. My PC’s always gave me headaches doing Video/Audio production. My Macbook pro runs solid, and even windows runs better on it did on a PC. Proboly because Apple makes good Drivers. I used to hate Macs, now I love them, dont hate on them if you dont give them a chance ;)
And yes I have Windows on it to play games… Macs do suck in that regard, but hey I just load Windows and its all good.

well it won’t beat the iphone

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Google nexus one is already out … guy named paul from modaco has named it super boot … you can use it on your acer liquid …

http://www.vnoma.com/2009/12/how-to-super-boot-root-nexus-one.html

enjoy !!

You should have a return period on a contract.

Is there some sort of law stating a phone company or device can’t copy cat other phones? Does not the iPhone have a patent. These people are stealing! I hope they get sued and discontinue this invasion of patents.

Nice Phone

you must own an iphone, as i do also but its nice to have a new device on the market that apple has nothing to do with. the phone will sell either way high or low in price if buyers want it they will pay…….

you have 30 days to return if you don’t like, by then the nexus one should be on the market for you to look at in person

One the phone isnt ugly. It’s simple and seamlessly designed. 4 main Android buttons and a track ball it will be out in more than one color so no worries about that. And with a name like Microsoft why would you think you hvae any room to talk shit on anything from Google. They are a company that is just over 10 yearw old and they will soon tower over Microsofts failed empire

Nice phone, can’t wait to try one out.

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nice Cryptopsy shirt hahahaha..

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looks not bad but not sure how much is it to get it in Singapore. any idea do they have games? can play video? got mp3?

i cant find the specs anywhere

[...] The day that Google will finally launch it’s own phone is upon us. Finally. Running its own platform O/S Android. Rumors have been going wild on what the phone will look like and it was/is one of the most peculated and rumored tech news on the net. Well… no more… images leaked onto the web on the iPhone, and sites managed to get hold of it already and reviews are flying in. Here’s a few images, and check the following links for more detail on it: http://www.google.com/phone/ http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/12/12/nexus-one-google-phone-picture/ [...]

Really looking forward to trying the Nexus out, bout time someone challenged iPhones superiority

i don’t know because i’m learn english not well

[...] på pcworld er de meget begejstrede for nexus one og skriver dan kan bruges ppå vores 3g netværk som den er. [...]

This phone is the bomb. The android OS is killer. It’s going to be on par with iPhone very soon. Developing apps for Android is just so much easier for non experts over developing on iPhone. Check out some videos here http://thenexusgooglephone.com/ and other Android and Nexus Phone info.

[...] main platform for much longer, they took a moribund market and shook it up; getting there before Android, displacing Nokia and nearly beating Blackberry. For nearly 2 years they had no competition and [...]

[...] TechCrunch: Google Nexus One Photos [...]

This phone from Google look great! I will test

Just like Cross Review said: “… do you want a smart or a dull-witted phone? I say, it’s your money, your lifestyle, you make the call!”

http://crossreview.blogspot.com/

a market cap of amost 200bill and what do those brilliant people give you? a f**ing phone.

don’t be evil.

instead, be lame.

Yeah, I wish that was me!! I had a tough time finding a decent name out there for me blog but had to settle for googlenexus1phone.blogspot.com

Was that a Cryptopsy tshirt i saw?

thanks google for this nexus one, and also the thanks goes to HTC, I haave been playing with this toy for the last five days and yes from my side it is an Iphone killer, I have been using the iphone for the past 3 years and then swish to the ugly N97 which is a nightmare and finally when I was that close to go back to the iphone 3gs the nexus came out and I paid the 600$ for a machine that worth a gold, it works with each and every blutooth device I have, Uconnect in my jeep, Blue and me in my fiat bravo, contacts sync was an ease, lighting speed devise, easy to navigate software, and music wooooow, amazon mp3 is awosome, and finally I DON’T TO HAVE TO BE TIED UP TO ITUNE AND THAT IS A HUGE PLUS. Thumbs up to google, htc, nexus one…

[...] After months of speculation, and tweets and leaks last week of Google employees rockin’ something new; Google’s new Nexus One. [...]

[...] now entered into the mobile zone also. They have invented Google Nexus One in a outstanding way. It is the first time that the search engine company directly comes and sell [...]

Got my nexus last week,nice phone but HTC could have done a lot better, they r the top dogs in innovation, not sure why Google did not ask for something, more unique ( money ) perhaps. Android is the best OS right now by companies for some reason don’t get creative, they use same icons same menus, same set up …..what is up with that? Nexus Widgets suck big time, power button sticks out that sometimes it turns on by barely touching it, photo album has limited options phone quality has a lot of static when second call comes in, I mean really….. these phones r not cheap come on give us something for our money, sorry to say that in my opinion the HTC hero (Europe) is a more complete. Phone beautiful Widgets, social apps, wallpaper options, apps options, so on… wish it would have been this size. Overall the nexus one is an average phone with an updated Android OS let’s see what the Ericsson X12 brings out

[...] sonho de consumo de 9 entre 10 habitantes do planeta. Bom, se analisarmos os números de vendas do Nexus One, ele vai ter que suar muito a camisa para conseguir seus [...]

China should be wiped!

I love my NEXUS ONE but seeing that the HD2 is coming to tmobile i this that it might be the hone to beat (yes i know WM6.5) The HTC HD2 hardware with Android would be sweet and would hopefully look like this…

http://www.julietsorci.com/android-hd2-phone.jpg

[...] After months of speculation, and tweets and leaks last week of Google employees rockin’ something new; Google’s new Nexus One. [...]

[...] на мобильном устройстве (люди, которые использовали Связь, Каждый не соглашается). 3.7 дюйма 854×480 экран заставляет текст [...]

[...] на мобильном устройстве (люди, которые использовали Связь, Каждый не соглашается). 3.7 дюйма 854×480 экран заставляет текст [...]

[...] Der Schirm auf dem Droid ist am besten ich habe auf einem beweglichen Gerät gesehen (Leute, die die Verknüpfung verwendet haben, stimmt Man nicht überein). Die 3.7 Zoll 854×480 lässt Schirm Text scharf und [...]

[...] sur le Droid est le meilleur que j’ai vu sur un appareil mobile (les gens qui ont utilisé la Connexion On est en désaccord). 3.7 pouces 854×480 l’écran fait le texte sembler pointu et les images [...]

[...] pantalla en el Droid es la mejor que yo haya visto en un dispositivo móvil (la gente que ha usado el Nexo Uno discrepa). 3.7 pulgadas 854×480 la pantalla hace el texto parecer agudo e imágenes crujientes. Me [...]

hi my name is nexus im pretty sure u guys dont believe me butt im telling the truth my mom named me it from the shampoo

Very good cell phone

It is a great phone, but I have to admit that, despite my great enthusiasm for this slice of Google yumminess, the company leaves a lot to be desired in terms of reaching a wider demographic of people. The phone is only compatible with a certain plan from T-Mobile: an individual plan, to be precise. So, in order to have this phone, anyone with a family plan will have to split their plan up and end up paying $30+ more on their monthly bill. And this DOESN’T include all of the extra features! Wouldn’t it be enough, paying over $500 + the $30/month data package? For a company that, up until this point, has been a model of corporate excellence (with regards to employees and consumers) I would have expected Google Inc. to have given some forethought to the MASSIVE demographic that they would be excluding in releasing the phone under these conditions. Shame on Google.

There has been a lot of hype and tension erupted after the unveiling of the nexus one. Today, we are seeing some of the errors and glitches that a future user may want to look before buying the N1 phone. I guess its good to see the different side of the coid, in this case, the current problems residing N1 phone. Details: http://bit.ly/nexus-one-disadvantages-compiled-details

I still like how the nexus one is. Amazing and sleek imo.

http://www.onenexusone.com

so funny

wonderful site with latest updates.

This phone I have never used so I really cant say that much, I only know what I have read online. I have heard from people that it is a feature packed device but to me it seems like it is an imitation of the IPhone.

[...] without Wi-Fi? Even Wi-Fi is old News these days. Considering how fast the smartphones like iPhone, Google’s Nexus One, Droid are becoming our next computing device, let’s skip the internet access topic from PC to 3G [...]