Even though the Android platform is technically open, there’s still things that are missing from the Nexus One’s stock ROM. For one, there’s the use of all of the available RAM on the phone. With the stock rom and maybe 10 apps running I used to have around 29MB of available RAM. The next thing is [...]
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I can now attest that the Nexus One is not [...] The long awaited Nexus One review is finally here. I feel like I have spent enough time with the phone and have ironed out a few of the kinks so I could give a fair review. Keep in mind that I will be comparing my Nexus One/Android experience to my iPhone that I’ve had since they [...] I’m going to delay my review of the Nexus One because there are some issues that need to be fixed by Google before it would be a fair review since my iPhone has had numerous firmware fixes in the last year. My Nexus is struggling with poor 3G performance which can be blamed on the [...] I ordered my Nexus One today and officially saying goodbye to my iPhone and AT&T! Expect a full review once I receive the phone. I will post the review on [...] So I admit that I was wrong. I was wrong about basically everything when it came to the Nexus One. But what do you expect. This whole blogging industry is about trusting rumors. So it’s going to cost me $80/month. Oh well, I’m already paying that. It’s on T-Mobile, I’m not surprised because AT&T has no [...] the word on the street is that the Nexus One is going to only be available as invite only at first. So if that is the truth, what criteria are they going to use for handing out the invites? is it going to be a similar system to the on they used for Google Voice? I [...] The idea that the Nexus One could cost me $99 for the phone and $29 a month really sounds incredible. I have two iPhones on AT&T. My monthly bill is right at $190 a month. There’s probably a 10% chance that my wife will give up her iPhone, but only if I can [...] Ok, so the crap has hit the fan. It’s official! The Google Phone has become a reality. It is being released as the HTC NexusOne. The phone was created by HTC and comes with a high resolution screen (when compared to my iPhone) and a Snapdragon processor. So this thing is gonna fly. [...] Word has been spreading across Twitter that Google has released the Google phone for their employees to test out. I have a hard time believing that this is the ready to release version. Google has been extremely secretive about what they are developing so I doubt they would allow the fabled Google phone to see the [...] |
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