Tip Us!

All input fields are optional, fill out as much or as little as you'd like.

Google Nexus One becomes new Android developer phone

by on August 5, 2010 11:41 am
2
views447
0
0
0
Google Nexus One

Google Nexus One

Today on the Android Dev Blog, it was announced that the Nexus One has officially become the new developer phone, replacing the Google Ion.  It is noted that the new dev phone will ship with Android 2.1 pre-loaded but will get an update to Froyo shortly after it is turned on.  The phone is paired up to T-Mobile’s network and can be had for $529.00.  Features of the Nexus One include:

  • 3.7-inch WVGA AMOLED touchscreen
  • 512MB FLASH memory
  • 512MB RAM
  • WiFi (802.11b/g)
  • Bluetooth 2.1+EDR
  • A2DP streo Bluetooth
  • 5MP AF camera
  • 2x digital zoom
  • LED flash
  • 1400mAh battery
  • microSD card slot (expandable up to 32GB)
  • USB 2.0
  • GPS/aGPS

WRITER

E-mail

Tags:

WRITER

bio

YOU MIGHT LIKE

Detailed images of the Google Phone/Nexus One emerge

views880
0
1
0

by Susan Ellery, 3 years ago

31

The wild ride of Nexus One rumors continues into Monday morning with the first detailed images of the Nexus One making their debut at Engadget. The images reveal a rounded handset with touch-sensitive controls on the…

More
Comments
  • http://N/A danny darko

    Don’t you mean 3.7″AMOLED screen. You might want to fix that.

    • http://www.mobileburn.com/ Michael Oryl

      Yup, 3.7in. Thanks.

LATEST NEWS
nokia-microsoft-wp7
Microsoft came close to buying Nokia
9 minutes ago
samsung galaxy s4 vs galaxy s3 s3 standing aa
Verizon Samsung Galaxy S3 gets new update to...
1 hour ago
LG Optimus G aa 2 1600
Successor to Optimus G to run on Snapdragon...
1 hour ago
Sony Xperia logo aa 10 1600
Sony Xperia Z Ultra screenshots surface, showing specs,...
2 hours ago
Galaxy S4 Active
Galaxy S4 Active ships to AT&T customers early,...
2 hours ago
more
featured

Copyright © 2013 AndroidAuthority.com

AndroidAuthority.com is not affiliated with Google or any of the device manufacturers listed on this site. We are an Android Enthusiast site.

Would you like to view our mobile friendly site? Try it out