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HTC Nexus One Reviews,Specs,Price…All in One

March 29th, 2010 • Filed Under•726 views

HTC Nexus One Overview
HTC and Google are proud to present the Nexus One,Featuring the latest incantation of Android. An amazing combination of hardware and software,the Nexus One is a beautiful and powerful phone the seamlessly merges mobile communication,the internet and powerful application from Android market.

HTC Nexus One Quick specs:

Band / mode: WCDMA (UMTS) / GSM 850/900/1800/1900
Talk time: Up to 420 min
Combined with: With digital camera / digital player

Check the the HTC Nexus One Specification Details Here:http://www.htc.com/www/product/nexusone/specification.html

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Nexus One Desktop Dock
Nexus One Spare Battery
Nexus One Car Dock

Google Nexus One Unlocked Phone

HTC Nexus One Expert Reviews

Pocket-lint reviews on Google Nexus One mobile phone with Verdict”The Nexus One is almost everything that you could want from a mobile phone. There’s a lack of imagination in terms of its physical design, a few niggling bugs like the WEP support issue, and the keyboard that doesn’t quite touch HTC’s Sense one. But on the other hand, it scores points over competitors for its effortless multitasking, its flash-equipped camera and its lightning-fast speed, as well as its deep integration with Google’s suite of apps.”

Pcmag gave out Google Nexus One (T-Mobile) review with”Pros:Fastest Android phone yet. Beautiful hardware. Super-bright screen;Cons:No phone or in-person support. Confusing pricing and service options. No voice dialing or transcription over Bluetooth;Bottom Line:The Google Nexus One is the most powerful Android smartphone yet, but its software and sales strategy are geared strictly to self-supporting geeks.”

Cnet gave out the HTC Nexus One (unlocked or T-Mobile) Review with”The good: The Nexus One has a gorgeous display, a lightning-fast processor, and a loaded feature set. The enhanced voice capabilities worked flawlessly, and the phone delivers solid performance.The bad: Like other Android phones, the Nexus One forces you to store apps on the internal memory. The media player remains average, and it’s missing some wanted features like hands-free Bluetooth dialing. Currently, Outlook Calendar syncing is not available.The bottom line: It doesn’t have all the features we’d like, but the Nexus One greatly enhances the Google Android family with a fast processor, good call quality, and improved voice control features. What’s more, we love that all versions of the phone will be unlocked.”

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Comment by
Benjamin J. Passey on 29 March 2010:

I must admit that I may not be the authority on smart phones, I came from using a five year old Motorola Razor. I do however love Google applications, Mail, Calender, Voice. This phone is amazing. I am so happy even with the large price tag (unlocked). I bought this phone without the intention of getting a data plan because I don’t need to browse while I drive, and the GPS while cool, is not important to me. I use Wifi at home, work, and school. The Wifi allows me to do everything a data plan would do. Apps are good enough for me, and seem to be increasing. Call quality is better than my land line, impressive. The only small things I have noticed is the speaker is on the back and if it is resting on something the sound is muffled making calls on speaker difficult (absolutely not a deal-breaker). The Speech-to-text is awesome, pretty accurate if you can annunciate and speak clearly, I use it all the time. Anything people say about multi-touch is a weak argument, the features to zoom etc.. are great. Amazing phone, I have been watching all the iPhone commercials to see if my phone can do that too, and it can. Thanks Google.

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Comment by
complain2much on 29 March 2010:

Great phone. Good app selection, assuming it will only get better since android seems to be the new mobile device standard. I moved to Nexus one from iPhone 3Gs. Haven’t really found any thing that it doesn’t have compared to it, but it does have lot of features (Navigation, Voice apps, Camera with zoom and flash, 5MP, upgradable memory, removable battery etc.) that iPhone didn’t have. Voice quality is great as well.

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Comment by
logan on 7 July 2010:

this is my favorite unlocked phone right now. great touch screen, me and my cousin got 2 and we love them. processor is faster and htc games and apps are amazing. keep us busy when your bored and they are great for work too, the email and stocks are practical and of course the facebook is great! Awesome unlocked gsm phone, got our last 2 at gsmallover.com we love them. 2 thumbs way up for all the htc phones lately!

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