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Video review of the Nexus One AKA Google Phone
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Friday January 15, 2010
Gadget TV
Friday January 15, 2010
We're not fans of hyperbole so we won't suggest that the
Nexus One is an iPhone killer
(oops, we just did). However, it is a worthy competitor and the first Android handset that makes us seriously contemplate making the switch. We take avideo tour of the first "Google Phone"
and offer ourvideo review of the Nexus One
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Nexus One specs:
- 3.7-inch widescreen display
- 800x480 pixels
- 5MP camera with video and LED flash
- Runs Android 2.1 (Eclair)
- Qualcomm QSD 8250 1GHz processor
- 512MB flash, 512MB RAM
- 4GB microSD card included. Expandable to 32GB
- Ties in closely with your Google account, for good or ill.
- Softkeys across the bottom of the screen look after common tasks.
- Trackball allows for a more tactile navigation.
- Email app for non-Gmail addresses (or for Gmail addresses if you like).
- Gmail app gives access to the Gmail features you're used to on the desktop.
- Powerful camera with video recording capability at 720x480 pixels.
- Responsive touch screen.
- Noise cancellation tech built in.
- Screen takes fingerprints way too easily.
- Love the live wallpapers and widgets.
- 15,000 apps in the Android Market.
- No video player built in.
- To get music and video onto the phone, you'll need to mount the included SD card on your computer as a drive and drag your content onto it.
- 3.7-inch widescreen display
- 800x480 pixels
- 5MP camera with video and LED flash
- Runs Android 2.1 (Eclair)
- Qualcomm QSD 8250 1GHz processor
- 512MB flash, 512MB RAM
- 4GB microSD card included. Expandable to 32GB
- Ties in closely with your Google account, for good or ill.
- Softkeys across the bottom of the screen look after common tasks.
- Trackball allows for a more tactile navigation.
- Email app for non-Gmail addresses (or for Gmail addresses if you like).
- Gmail app gives access to the Gmail features you're used to on the desktop.
- Powerful camera with video recording capability at 720x480 pixels.
- Responsive touch screen.
- Noise cancellation tech built in.
- Screen takes fingerprints way too easily.
- Love the live wallpapers and widgets.
- 15,000 apps in the Android Market.
- No video player built in.
- To get music and video onto the phone, you'll need to mount the included SD card on your computer as a drive and drag your content onto it.
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