Nexus One Cell Phone
from mycellphoneblog.com
The Nexus One cell phone will certainly be one of this years top handsets. The Nexus One cell phone is designed by HTC and currently works on T-Mobile’s wireless service - currently available for $180 after 2 year agreement. However, other carriers will be getting their versions of the phone later in the year (of course, you can always buy the handset unlocked for a hefty $530).
This handset is different from past phones which operated on the Android OS, in that this model is sold straight by Google - not in retail outlets. The Nexus One cell phone runs on the Android 2.1. Early adapters of this handset say there are a couple things that bother them about this phone: a few minor problems with the touchscreen, support from Google is sub-par (but, what can you expect from a company’s first-time cell phone release), 3G connectivity is spotty & a high early termination fee.
Now, I still think the Nexus One is one of the best phones on the market today. It has really high potential and is great as-is, but if Google listens to its customers and beefs up its customer service, they’ll have a superb successor to the Nexus in the next year or two. Or, even if they just get the customer service right, it would be much more tempting to buy this handset.
