Alls been relatively quiet on the Nexus One front for a couple of days hours, but we're getting more information about what's been floating around in the hands of Google employees. A recent hands-on by tnkgrl Mobile brings us the following:
- It's thin.
- It looks better than all the blurry pictures.
- Had a 4GB microSD card.
- Battery is 1400mAh.
- Screen looks like it's OLED and the same size and resolution as the Motorola Droid.
- No AT&T 3G on board. EDGE works fine.
- The phone is unlocked.
- No multitouch in browser or Google Maps.
- No dedicated camera key, but same UI as in the Droid.
- Weak flash, so-so for low-light photos.
- Calls are normal calls. Not VOIP.
- A
fivemulti-pane home screen like Sense on the Hero. - MicroUSB.
Some of that well could just be dogfood issues, like the phone being unlocked. We'll still have to see about that. Multitouch is a sticky thing. Some of us can live without it, others can't.
[tnkgrl Mobile via Engadget]
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