Nexus One Background The new Google phone, the Nexus One, may make Apple nervous due to different features that the iPhone does not contain. Google’s Nexus One is a new Android phone which is created to its specifications. When the phone is released to the market, it will be available to purchase through the web. Several carriers will compete for different service strategies of the hardware.

Nexus One Carriers T-Mobile has carried the Nexus One since release. Google will be selling the phone at a price of $529 directly from Google at For T-Mobile, the phone will cost $179 online, with a two year contract which will set you back $79.99 a month. Vodafone (Europe), and Verizon Wireless will sell the new piece of technology at a price that has yet to be announced in early Spring 2010.

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Nexus One vs. Apple iPhone 3GS Screen Size- 3.7 inches Resolution- 480 x 800 Removable Battery- Yes Camera- 5 megapixel, flash Voice-calling battery life on 3G- 7 hours Internet battery life- 6.5 hours Music playback battery life- 20 hours 3.5 inches 480 x 320 No 3 megapixel, no flash Voice-calling battery life on 3G- 5 hours Internet battery life- 9 hours Music playback battery life- 30 hours

Nexus One vs. Apple iPhone 3GS Carrier- T-Mobile at First, Verizon later Price- $529 through google; $179 with T- Mobile Contract Monthly Service- $79.99 Apps- 18,000 Memory for apps- 190 MB Multitasking of apps- Yes AT&T $199 or $299 with AT&T contract $69.95 Over 100,000 Full Capacity of phone Only Apple Apps