The Google phone has been around for quite some time now, but not that many people are familiar with the device. The problem with this is with the phone’s availability. The only way to get the smart phone is to order the device online through Google’s online store. Not that bad when you live within the United States, but having to ship the device to the UK is a completely different matter altogether.
A matter that rings around the cost of an extra £30 for shipping and the additional UK adapter needed for the charger. A little steep considering that this would be so much easier if Google had a shipping office within the UK.
That is what we are hoping to hear with the resurfacing reports popping out lately that the Nexus One is heading to Vodafone. We all caught the memo last January; Vodafone will be getting the Nexus One. So the news this past few days have not been surprising. What remains to be confirmed is to know where the Vodafone Google phones will be shipping from.
It has already been reported before that Vodafone will not stock the device within their stores. Vodafone customers will be referred to the Google online store in order to purchase the device.
Despite the fact that it is pretty troublesome to obtain, the Nexus One is a pretty spiffy Android smart phone that is worth the effort. It runs on a 1GHz Snapdragon processor and has a large 3.7 inch AMOLED capacitive touch screen. It also runs the latest Android OS and uses high end speech recognition software that enables voice to text messaging and other similar functions. Did we mention that it looks really good as well?
Get to know more about the Nexus One heading to the UK via Vodafone at GSM Arena.
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