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Engadget: Google Nexus One Hands-on

By Nancy Raskauskas, Administrator on January 3, 2010

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Googles very Own Nexus One -photo credit : engadget

Google's very Own Nexus One -photo credit : engadget


The Nexus One, Google’s own phone is being released this Tuesday. The phone was manufactured by HTC and there was much speculation about whether this “real” Googlephone would have many new features other than the typical Andoid features on other phones such as the Droid. Mountainview is host to the 10AM PST official unveiling by Google. So join us for live blog coverage.In the meantime, we have info from our friends at engadget who recieved an actual phone to play with.

Click on the link below the video to seee the unboxing of the Google “wonderphone”. Why does every new phone packaging look vaguely-familiar…ahem…iPhone? There is a plethora of  pictures of the actual nexus

The video as posted on engadget compares it to the Droid saying it is not that much different. The main feature appears to be the “Live Wallpaper” which do not have that much functionality but are nice little UI gizmos.


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Nancy Raskauskas,Founder, Owner and Developer of the Cosmic Networks, is also the Middle and Upper School Computer Teacher at Worcester Preparatory School on the eastern Shore of Maryland. Nancy is a very creative teacher and a telented Graphic Artist. With a background in language arts and art, along with her talent for technology, Mrs. Raskauskas inspires students to move forward in computer skills. The winner of many state and national awards for her work with technology and children, Mrs. Raskauskas was named the Maryland Technology Teacher of the Year and has received national awards from the Computer Learning Foundation. Her writing appears in a number of web sites and publications.

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