Google Nexus One specs, full specifications

Network
Data	Edge, 3G, GPRS, HSDPA
Size/Design
Antenna	Internal
Design	Bar
Dimensions	4.69" x 2.35" x 0.45" (119 x 59.8 x 11.5 mm)
Headset Jack	3.5 mm
Keyboard/Buttons	Touchscreen
Side Keys	Yes
Type	Smartphone
Weight	4.59 oz. (130 g)
Battery
Standby Time	250 hours (10.4 days)
Talk Time	7 hours (420 minutes)
Type	1400 mAh
Display
Resolution	480 x 854 pixels 3.7"
Touch Screen	Yes - capacitive
Type	OLED (Full-Color)
Camera and Video
Camera Features	Video capture, auto-focus, smile detection, geo-tagging, 2x digital zoom
Flash	LED
Megapixels	5.0
Streaming Video	Yes
Video Sharing	Yes
Data Messaging
Instant Messaging	Yes
Text Messaging	MMS, SMS
Music and Multimedia
FM Radio	Yes
GPS Navigation	Yes
Music Player	Yes, MP3, AAC, AAC+, WMV, WAV, eAAC+, WMV9 player
Speaker Phone	Yes
Connectivity
Bluetooth	Yes, v2.1 with A2DP
E-Mail Client	Yes, GMail, push email
Java Applications	Yes
Memory Card Slot	TransFlash, MicroSD
USB Port	Yes
Web Browser	Yes, Full, HTML
Wi-Fi	Yes
Organizer
Alarm	Yes
Calculator	Yes
Calendar	Yes
Phone Book
Capacity	Practically unlimited
Multi Numbers per Name	Yes
Photo Caller ID	Yes
Ringer ID	Yes
Voice Dialing	Yes
Other Features
Flight Mode	Yes
Hearing Aid Compatible	Yes, M3
Multiple Languages	Yes
Vibrate Alert	Yes

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Google Nexus One

Featured User Review

Jun 10

Anonymous Anonymous

"Awesome phone"

Overall

4.4

The good: pretty screen large screen one of the best physical designs for a phone The bad: soft keys seem to only function on the upper half of the buttons Summary: Overall, this is the best phone I've had. The phone has lots of features and you can add a lot more through the market place. And if you update it to Android 2.2, it feels more polished. For a phone, the camera is great. The battery life is optimal if you know how to manage your phone. The screen is very pretty, except in direct... more...

5Design / Form Factor
4 Apps & Media Support
5 Display
5 Reception & Call Quality
3 Battery Life

Google Nexus One

Featured Expert Review

Aaron's Google Nexus One review

Overview What's Good: Fantastic call quality; battery life surprisingly decent given phone's capabilities; gorgeous AMOLED display; Android 2.1. What's Bad: Erratic at times. Introduction Though Google has provided Android to several OEMs over the past few years, they hesitated to enter the phone space themselves - until now. Enter the Nexus One, Google's revolutionary new device featuring the nation's first direct-to-consumer ordering option. Though it's quite popular in... more...