For many years, techies from all corners of the globe have been anticipating the release of a Google cell phone. Ever since Google reached household name status a few years back, people have become insatiable in terms of their expectations for new and exciting innovations courtesy of this wonder brand.

Are you curious to what the Nexus One, dubbed as the Google mobile phone, can deliver to the table?

Then here is a short review that you might find interesting.

As it has arrived after the release of Apple’s revolutionary iPhone, some people may feel a little bit disappointed with the Nexus One as it isn’t actually what you can describe as revolutionary. Although many techies give it high points for being better than the Droid, it doesn’t have that many exciting features that would make you want to drop your iPhone in a second.

The great thing about the Nexus one is that it has a very sleek and sturdy industrial design that is guaranteed to last longer than its other contemporaries. The resolution may be a tad smaller than the Droid, but it has an amazing screen that can give you clearer and cleaner images.

The built in camera in this Google cell phone is a bit more impressive as it is capable of producing 5MP images. considering that it has an LED flash that allows you to snap away even when it’s dark, you’ll be able to take more high quality pictures with this phone compared to other phones in its league.

Although it may not be built with a multi-touch feature just yet, you can expect the next succeeding models to have interfaces that are based on this technology. Sure it may not be a match against the mighty iPhone just yet, but that doesn’t mean Apple should cross off the Nexus One from its list worthy competitors just yet.

If you’re a big fan or Google and Google products and make use of the different programs regularly, then the Nexus One may prove to be a very reliable phone. As long as you buy an unlocked model and use it with a sim of your choice, it can be a great affordable phone to have.

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The Nexus One is built around a tried-and-true HTC hardware platform. It exudes the HTC experience but can only be bought from google. The screen is excellent and provides a great user experience. It has more power and speed than most smartphones you will find on the market at the moment. The google phone is just .45 of an inch thick. That is less than half an inch.

This phone comes with the latest in screen technology. The AMOLED screen is superior to the TFT versions of the past and uses less energy. It is also brighter than TFT. The resolution of the screen is fanastic at 480 by 800 pixels. The screen can handle multitouch inputs and hand movements to automatically turn the screen from portrait mode to landscape. Just under the screen is a trackball for navigation. It will catch lint and dirt, so it must be kept clean. An optical tracking device would have been better on a smartphone like this one.

The great reason for buying the Nexus One is the raging hot operating system. It is also created by Google and is being found on smartphones around the world. It is called Android. It is open source and has at least 30,000 applications ( apps ) available to be used with it. One of the latest allows you to show your speed by using GPS. Another will track your car for you in parking lots by projecting the position of your car on a map. No more forgetting where you parked your car. Still another will give you popular math formulas on your Nexus One ( or any Android powered device ). YOu get Google Googles and Google Maps to go with that. The Nexus One with Android is tuned to social life, so other things like Twitter and Facebook are a natural. By the way there are apps for Twitter, too. A top web browser by WebKit is included. All other services like voice control and internet messaging round out the total package, but good luck integrating yahoo email service. It does not seem to work on the Android system.

The hardware running the Nexus One is a splendid example of technology. The google phone has a Snapdragon processor that blazes along at 1000 megahertz. The RAM and ROM memory are both at the 512 megabyte level. This makes the smartphone a snap to navigate. You do not have a wait when running through the menus. The power available means you can do your multi-tasking with impunity and not worry about crashing the unit.

The camera takes good shots thanks to its five megapixels of ability. This camera can also control white balance, colors, autofocus, zoom and flash. Recording video is easy and has an average quality. There is thirty minutes of video available at twenty frams per second.

Making calls is a positive experience with the Nexus One. The speakerphone also works well. The battery is a large one and allows talking for seven hours, depending on if you use 2G or 3G channels. The 3G networks use more power. The color choice is brown. It looks more like a metallic bronze than it does brown. This machine will be running on the T-Mobile networks at first and then going to other carriers.

The Nexus One looks good. It has a bronze metallic color to it that seems to symbolize a modern “android”. The size is 4.69 inches tall by 2.35 inches wide by .45″ inch thick. That is as thin as just about any smartphone you can buy. The “N1″ as it is also called, does not have a manual keyboard. It handles text input using the on-screen keyboard.

The blazing speed and new technology from the Nexus One are great features of this smartphone. It runs at 1000 megahertz with the aptly-named Snapdragon processor. The memory that is included is hard to beat. It has 512 megabytes of RAM and the same amount of ROM. That is all internal memory. You can add an external MicroSD card and get a whopping 32 gigabytes of extra space. The N1 comes with a four gigabyte MicroSD card for free.

The internal software of the Nexus One is probably the top selling point for the device. As of the latest update, the phone has multitouch ability. This means you can pinch and zoom in to a section of a web page or other document. While that is a popular application, there are at least 30,000 other android applications available for this phone. Others can track the locations of all your contacts with GPS, save you money by scanning barcodes or multiply productivity by handling programs faster. The Nexus One can wipe all personal information from the phone with a pre-made text from another phone. This means you do not have your personal information stolen if you lose your phone.

The Nexus One comes with quad band GSM and quad band WCDMA networks for calling. It comes with all the popular data connections for email, video, browsing or other things. The N1 can connect to Wi-Fi networks on the “A”, “B” and “G” modes. All the services you are accustomed to are included, such as MMS, SMS, email, and google talk. Google talk happens to be the only instant messaging network available.

For music and photos, the N1 has a music player and a camera. It can handle WAV, MP3 and eAAC+ audio files. There is no FM radio. The speakerphone is accompanied by a 3.5 millimeter headphone jack that is located at the top of the smartphone. The camera can take photos at five megapixels of clarity and comes with a LED flash. It is smart enough to detect a smile.

The battery gives the N1 a talk time of about nine hours depending on if you use 2G or 3G networks. The 3G networks use more battery power. The battery is a good sized one at 1400 mAh. You can only get the Nexus One from the Google store. The price is $179 dollars if you get it activated at T-Mobile.

You want speed with your phone. You want a great screen, You want connectivity. You do not want to have to type on some small keyboard that is too small for your fingers. You want a phone that impresses your peers with its good looks. You have most of the above and more with the Nexus One. The speed is one of the fastest on the planet for smartphones. It has prompted some people to make a new category; “superphone”. Although it is still unclear what phones deserve this title, the Google Phone may well be in it. It runs around on warp speeds of 1000 megahertz, the same speed as laptops a few short years back. If you like only one thing about this phone, it will be the speed.

The screen is bright. It uses new technology called AMOLED. This is a superior version of “OLED”. It is an organic LED ( Light Emitting Diode ) screen that uses less energy than a regular LCD screen of times past. It is also brighter so using it in direct sunlight is not such a pain in the eyes. The screen is a respectable size; 3.7 inches from corner to corner. The other competitor of this class are closely the same in size. It is the capacitive touch style of display, with glass covering the screen. It includes a light sensor to keep brightness under control.

For connectivity in a connected world with myriad networks, the Nexus One holds up. It gets a “C+” for a grade. Believe it or not, the Google Phone is not perfect. Some places will experience a drop in the available signal. T-Mobile is the carrier that the Nexus One has chosen to use and they just do not have the coverage of Verizon yet. The phone has some public woes in this area, so beware of this shortcoming.

The operating system, Android, is the centerpiece of the Nexus One. It is the creation of a company known for great search results; Google. What is the news on this ? This is a direct affront to Linux Maemo and the Apple iPhone. The race is on in the world of software and the Google Phone is a tight player. You will like the fact that you have five different choices of homescreens to choose from. The screen is laid out as best as a new phone can be. It is new and has had little time to have the proper feedback on this aspect. Look for a better update of the Android after the 2.1 version that is currently running.

A feature you will welcome is the automatic noise cancelling. The Google Phone has two microphones. One on the bottom and one on the back. The one on the back adjusts the volume of the speaker in your ear when the sound levels change. Are you trying to talk in traffic ? The smartphone will increase the volume to your ear. Likewise, if it is quiet, you get less volume.

The Android ( Google ) market for applications is still a bit weak. Apple has lots more but they have also been at this for a longer amount of time. Look for the open source community to work their fingers off for you to get applications that you like on your phone. This first phone is good looking, a good personal performer and a worthy opponent in the world of smartphones. Look for it to excel soon.

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