Google Nexus One Phone Now Available

The Google Nexus One phone is available in the US (You can ship to the UK). It will only be sold online through the Google store, and promises to match up to the best 2009 smart phones such as Blackberry, Nokia and LG, and in 2010 the competition is going to heat up even more. The super-phone, as Google has dubbed it, has a wide variety of great features that are bound to win you over, such as its lack of user locking. Instead, Google has joined forces with chief operators such as Vodafone.

It’s the first handset to use the Android Mobile Technology Platform 2.1 operating system, and is powered by a 1Ghz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor. The Google Phone on Vodafone features noise reduction to remove background interference during calls, and HTC Corp partnered with Google to design the exceptional touch-screen. With the Nexus Vodafone, you don’t have to type emails or texts, you can simply dictate them, and the phone's voice-enable keyboard will write it for you.

The Google Nexus One phone has a Teflon-coated back that repels dirt and dust, and weighs in at a mere 130 grams with battery included. The 3.7-inch touch-screen has 800x480-pixel resolution, and the 5-megapixel camera comes with auto focus, LED flash and 2X zoom. The Nexus Vodafone can capture video at 20 frames per second or more at 720x480 pixels, depending on conditions, and also features 7.2 Mbps HSDPA and 2Mbps HSUPA, 2.1 + EDR Bluetooth and WiFi.

Google Phone on Vodafone is set to launch in early spring, and, since Vodafone's UK network is specifically designed to support smart phones, it's the perfect network for Nexus One users, ensuring that they get the most out of their mobiles. Google and Vodafone will provide customer support, Google assisting with technical problems and queries, while Vodafone deals with billing, tariffs, network queries and services.