Google Introducing Nexus One

Today’s Googles launch the Nexus One, the newest Android-powered phone running the latest Android 2.1 software. Nexus One comes with all your favorite Google Mobile apps pre-installed: find the classics like Search, Maps, Gmail, YouTube and Google Talk, with additional goodies like Maps Navigation and Google Voice. With its 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon™ chipset, these apps are speedier than ever before.

The Nexus One’s 3.7-inch Amoled display, and 1-gigahertz processor from Qualcomm aims to bring the Android 2.1 3D graphic display to life. The phone has a trackball and a battery of technologies, including a compass and light sensor. It is 11.5 millimeters thin, about the thickness of a No. 2 pencil. The 5-megapixel still and video camera has a flash. The phone was designed in close partnership with HTC. Erick Tseng, senior product manager at Google, described the hardware specs and software features during the press event.

To learn more about Nexus One, visit google.com/phone.

HTC HD2 Windows Mobile Debuts in India

Taiwan-based HTC has launched a Windows-based handset — HD2 in the Indian market. Featuring a large 4.3-inch display, the phone promises 480 X 800 WVGA resolution. This ultra-thin handset sports a high-resolution 4.3-inch ‘capacitive touch’ display that enables viewing sharper, brighter and clearer images. The HD2 is the first Windows Mobile powered handset to sport the Sense UI that was first seen ion the Android based HTC Hero. The HD2 is also different as this one sports a capacitive touchscreen, instead of the usually seen resistive one on WM powered handsets.

The HTC HD2 will be made available through HTC resellers at a price of Rs. 39,990 in Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh, and at Rs. 36,990 in the other parts of the nation.

Nexus One Google Phone Pics

Finally, Google will be releasing their very own unlocked smartphone — made by HTC, called the Nexus One. It will reportedly be available in 2010 and run Android 2.1.

As you can see in the image above, the phone looks pretty similar to the leaked image of the HTC Passion, However, the Nexus One does not have the HTC logo.

Windows Mobile 7 Phones Launch on 2010

Microsoft is hard at work on the next version of its mobile operating system, Windows Mobile 7, this is something that most of you should already know. However, while the platform is expected to come to the market with a great deal of novelties, being capable of putting the software giant back into the game, it seems that we’ll have to wait a little more before we can actually see it pre-loaded on handsets.

The next iteration of Microsoft’s mobile client is something that not only enthusiasts are eagerly waiting for. The company promised that it would change dramatically the user experience with the upcoming Windows Mobile 7, and some of you might have already learned about the novelties it should come around with. However, it seems that the software giant is taking too much time with the platform, and that might hurt its position on the market.

TattooMyHTC launched for HTC Tattoo

HTC has revealed its first set of covers for the HTC Tattoo, the company’s new entry-level Android phone now available in the UK from Vodafone. Well, HTC just launched their TattooMyHTC website, offering pre-designed covers for €11.99. You can also “design your own” custom covers for for €14.99. At the moment, TattooMyHTC is available only for the HTC Tattoo, but more devices might be added later (assuming that HTC intros new handsets with changeable covers).

You can also create your own tatto usnder “design your own” tab, which helps users create the exact design they want. Images, symbols, background color and text can all be added, shifted around the case and layered to make the design completely bespoke.