Nexus One vs iPhone 3GS
Rumors about Google phone have been circulating for a while. And it’s just about confirmed now. According to the report of Wall Street Journal, numerous Google staff is actually using an unbranded Google Phone, which will be dubbed the Nexus One, and pictures of it have been posted via Twitter.
Based on the current rumors, Nexus One is being manufactured for Google by HTC. It runs on a Snapdragon chip, has a super high-resolution OLED touchscreen, is thinner than the iPhone, has no keyboard, and two mics. The mic on the back of the phone helps eliminate background noise, and it also has a “weirdly” large camera for a phone. And if you don’t like the touchscreen keyboard, a voice-to-text feature is supposed to let you dictate emails and notes by speaking directly into the phone.
And the Nexus One will launch in early January, 2010. It won’t be sold by any one carrier, but instead will be an unlocked GSM phone.
Now, I can’t wait to compare the Google Phone - Nexus One with the popular iPhone 3GS, seeing how Nexus One vs iPhone 3GS.
Manufacturer
iPhone 3GS: Apple
Nexus One (Google Phone): Designed by Google, manufactured by HTC
Display
iPhone 3GS: 3.5-inch (diagonal) widescreen Multi-Touch 480-by-320-pixel resolution at 163 ppi Fingerprint-resistant oleophobic coating Support for display of multiple languages and characters simultaneously
Nexus One (Google Phone): High-resolution capacitive multi touch OLED screen
Keyboard
iPhone 3GS: Onscreen keyboard only
Nexus One (Google Phone): Onscreen keyboard only
Camera, photos and video
iPhone 3GS: 3megapixels, Autofocus Video recording, VGA up to
Nexus One (Google Phone): N/A
Power
iPhone 3GS: Built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery
Nexus One (Google Phone): N/A
Size
iPhone 3GS: H: 4.5 inches W: 2.4 inches D: 0.48 inch
Nexus One (Google Phone): It is said to be thinner than iPhone
Operating System
iPhone 3GS: iPhone OS 3.1.x
Nexus One (Google Phone): Android 2.1
Processing Speed and Capacity
iPhone 3GS: 600MHz CPU 16GB or 32 GB flash drive
Nexus One (Google Phone): Powered by Snapdragon Processor
Cellular and wireless
iPhone 3GS: UMTS/HSDPA (850, 1900, 2100 MHz) GSM/EDGE (850, 900, 1800, 1900 MHz) Wi-Fi (802.11 b/g) Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR wireless technology
Nexus One (Google Phone): GSM only network Wi-Fi Bluetooth
Carrier
iPhone 3GS: Locked on AT&T
Nexus One (Google Phone): Unlocked
Location
iPhone 3GS: Assisted GPS Digital Compass Wi-Fi Cellular
Nexus One (Google Phone): Assisted GPS Digital Compass Wi-Fi
Multitasking
iPhone 3GS: NO
Nexus One (Google Phone): Yes
OS Updates
iPhone 3GS: Yes
Nexus One (Google Phone): Yes
Applications
iPhone 3GS: 100,000+
iPhone 3GSNexus One (Google Phone): 100,000+
Sensors
iPhone 3GS:Accelerometer Proximity sensor Ambient light sensor
Nexus One (Google Phone): Accelerometer Proximity sensor Ambient light sensor An extra mic at the back to reduce background noise
So, which one you would favor? Since Nexus One has not been officially released by Google yet, it may turn out to be not the same as the specifications listed above, but you can check it out when it comes out.
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Rumors about Google phone have been circulating for a while. And it’s just about confirmed now. According to the report of Wall Street Journal, numerous Google staff is actually using an unbranded Google Phone, which will be dubbed the Nexus One, and pictures of it have been posted via Twitter.
Based on the current rumors, Nexus One is being manufactured for Google by HTC. It runs on a Snapdragon chip, has a super high-resolution OLED touchscreen, is thinner than the iPhone, has no keyboard, and two mics. The mic on the back of the phone helps eliminate background noise, and it also has a “weirdly” large camera for a phone. And if you don’t like the touchscreen keyboard, a voice-to-text feature is supposed to let you dictate emails and notes by speaking directly into the phone.
And the Nexus One will launch in early January, 2010. It won’t be sold by any one carrier, but instead will be an unlocked GSM phone.
Now, I can’t wait to compare the Google Phone - Nexus One with the popular iPhone 3GS, seeing how Nexus One vs iPhone 3GS.
Manufacturer
iPhone 3GS: Apple
Nexus One (Google Phone): Designed by Google, manufactured by HTC
Display
iPhone 3GS: 3.5-inch (diagonal) widescreen Multi-Touch 480-by-320-pixel resolution at 163 ppi Fingerprint-resistant oleophobic coating Support for display of multiple languages and characters simultaneously
Nexus One (Google Phone): High-resolution capacitive multi touch OLED screen
Keyboard
iPhone 3GS: Onscreen keyboard only
Nexus One (Google Phone): Onscreen keyboard only
Camera, photos and video
iPhone 3GS: 3megapixels, Autofocus Video recording, VGA up to
Nexus One (Google Phone): N/A
Power
iPhone 3GS: Built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery
Nexus One (Google Phone): N/A
Size
iPhone 3GS: H: 4.5 inches W: 2.4 inches D: 0.48 inch
Nexus One (Google Phone): It is said to be thinner than iPhone
Operating System
iPhone 3GS: iPhone OS 3.1.x
Nexus One (Google Phone): Android 2.1
Processing Speed and Capacity
iPhone 3GS: 600MHz CPU 16GB or 32 GB flash drive
Nexus One (Google Phone): Powered by Snapdragon Processor
Cellular and wireless
iPhone 3GS: UMTS/HSDPA (850, 1900, 2100 MHz) GSM/EDGE (850, 900, 1800, 1900 MHz) Wi-Fi (802.11 b/g) Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR wireless technology
Nexus One (Google Phone): GSM only network Wi-Fi Bluetooth
Carrier
iPhone 3GS: Locked on AT&T
Nexus One (Google Phone): Unlocked
Location
iPhone 3GS: Assisted GPS Digital Compass Wi-Fi Cellular
Nexus One (Google Phone): Assisted GPS Digital Compass Wi-Fi
Multitasking
iPhone 3GS: NO
Nexus One (Google Phone): Yes
OS Updates
iPhone 3GS: Yes
Nexus One (Google Phone): Yes
Applications
iPhone 3GS: 100,000+
iPhone 3GSNexus One (Google Phone): 100,000+
Sensors
iPhone 3GS:Accelerometer Proximity sensor Ambient light sensor
Nexus One (Google Phone): Accelerometer Proximity sensor Ambient light sensor An extra mic at the back to reduce background noise
So, which one you would favor? Since Nexus One has not been officially released by Google yet, it may turn out to be not the same as the specifications listed above, but you can check it out when it comes out.
More useful tool with iPhone:
iphone converter: Includes DVD to iPhone Converter and iPhone video converter.
iPhone transfer: With it transfer music/movie from PC to iPhone, iPhone to PC with any help of iTunes
