Win a Google Nexus One Phone
Posted on February 18th, 2010 in Google Nexus One News | 12 Comments »
The Google Nexus One Blog has a brand new, unlocked Google Nexus One Phone worth over £400 to give away.
To win the phone all you have to do is post a comment explaining in your opinion what is the best feature of the Nexus One phone and why.
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12 Responses
Best features for me:
1. 3.7-inch widescreen
2. Android operating system
3. Qualcomm processor
this phone is awesome.
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Hey,
Superb phone – best features:-
- Superb screen better than the iphone. Can’t wait for Adobe Flash v10.1 for the Nexus One.
Also, heard news about the Google Nexus Two – on it’s way soon folks!
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The best future in nexus one is google single sign in
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Best feature.
Must be the big screen 3.7 inch. I got a HTC Magic/MyTouch now and the screen is a little to small for the on screen keyboard with extended danish letters (æ, ø and å).
Android OS 2.1 with navigation, can’t wait to try it out!
And of course the better performance…
Simply: Just better!
Best regards
Tobias
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ii would have to be the voice recognition feature for me
Gaz
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Is this comp still going?
The best feature for me is the android OS. It is also a light and sleek looking phone!
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The best feature of Nexus One is in my opinion its system – Android OS 2.1 it’s like freedom in every aspect of that term. It doesn’t restrict you like Windows OS or Apple OS, you are free with an open source standards. And I think that’s the beauty of Nexus – unlimited possibilities limited by one’s imagination.
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Is this still open?
The 3.7 inch touchscreen is the greatest feature–best display on the market.
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By far the best feature is the engraving service offered by Google.
I was going to get my name and number on the back of mine. That way, when people ask me for my details I don’t even have to speak! I just whip my phone out and BAM! The details are right there.
Speaking to people is so 90’s, this is the future!
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The voice recognition feature on Nexus one is the one which differentiate it from others.
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I like how it isn’t tied to a specific carrier, using the “Android” operating system. The “unlocked” phone gives people more freedom to select the carrier of their choice.
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The phone runs Android software on a Qualcomm 1 GHz Snapdragon chip, has a super high-resolution OLED touchscreen, is thinner than the iPhone, has no keyboard, and two mics. The mic on the back of the phone helps eliminate background noise, and it also has a “weirdly” large camera for a phone.
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