I've had my Nexus One for several days now. The bottom line is that it's an awesome device. I was going to use the word "phone" but decided not to. The Nexus One is a phone, of course, but it's a lot more than just a phone in the same way a bird is a lot more than its feathers.
I'm honestly not sure what word to use. It's my camera, camcorder, music, video, Internet, information, messaging, communication, location-aware, multi-mediacreation / consumption, personal computing device. Ish.
It's fast. It's light. It feels good. It looks good. You'd have to have one yourself if you used this for a few days and wanted something that was all of these things.
I do. This is it.
It's also the first Android phone I can easily do two-fat-thumb typing on a landscape soft keyboard with something like a 99% accuracy rate. Or I wouldn't even attempt this blog post on it. But it's OK. It works. It's actually easy.
I nave to say, Google's Nexus One and Android v2.1 take the whole android experience to a new level. A good one.
Wow.
I couldn't agree more. I am also very impressed with the sheer amount of free quality apps that can be found in the Market. Usin git in Spain with no problems of reception. Highly recommended and finally a true competitor for those who thinks the iPhone is the only one...
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