Nexus One available in the United kingdom in spring 2010 on Vodafone
Google have had tremendous impact on the way the internet has changed over the past decade. They have influenced the way we find new information, and its likely that many websites would still be unheard of if it wasn’t for Google showing them in their search engine. Google designed the Android operating system for mobile phones, but have not released their own phone before. A private invitation only meeting led Google to announce the release of their own phone, the new Nexus One. Running on their famous android system, the phone combines efficiency and speed as well as performance and general practical use.
All of Google’s programs are available on the phone, including the search tool, viewing Google pictures, viewing YouTube videos and Google trends. You can go directly to all these sites from an application button, saving you time from having to go through and internet browser. The phone features a great quality 5.0megapixel camera built into the phone. Believe it or not the phone camera quality is so good that it can easily replicate the results you would get with a professional digital camera, allowing you to take photographs of your favorite times or events. Once taken, the photos can be automatically uploaded onto your Facebook or MySpace, or if you prefer can be transferred access to your computer to do what you want with them.
When using the Nexus One noise reduction technology comes into play, allowing you to have less disruption whilst on the line, and taking out many unwanted noises, including background noise and line interruptions. Due for release in Spring 2010, keep your eyes peeled on the Google website for updates.
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