A few minutes worth of details on the Google Nexus One

Posted by | 12/18/2009 | 1 Comment

googlephonetnkgirl spent a few minutes with the Google Nexus One and squeezed as much info out of that time as she could, including confirming that its current 3G hardware only works with T-Mobile (at least in the States) and there’s still no multi-touch support in the browser or Google maps (odd). Also reported to have an OLED screen and be even snappier than DROID.

No confirmation as to whether this will indeed be a Google-branded phone or if its just a developer unit. Certainly the units in hand are just for developers since an unlocked phone with full support for only one carrier is pretty limiting. More details on her blog.

Via Slashgear

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  • http://www.yourtechminds.com Joe

    It’s looking more and more like the WSJ just blew the next Google Dev Phone out of proportion. This is probably just the replacement to Google Dev Phone 2 – which was eventually released on T-Mobile as the MyTouch 3G.

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