Sure as shooting, the skidding of a trendy mobile phone with effectual features in the tech-orbit may not sound like greased lightening. According to an exclusive report from Engadget, the photos of Google’s first phone dubbed the Nexus One have recently mumbled and are spotted.
Glimpsing over its looks, apparently, the graphic on back of the handset is slightly different and has a piece of tape that smartly covers a QR code. There’s even a new grid icon flaunting at the bottom of the homescreen, which when pressed flashes a webOS card-style preview of all homescreen pages.
Ostensibly, the very lately glimpsed phone is operating on T-Mobile and is actuating Wi-Fi. The device comes equipped with Google Navigation and the latest Google Goggles. Resting in a stunning sleek and glossy design, the Nexus also features a dedicated volume rocker along the side, reveals Engadget.
For now, the specs sheet of the highly arresting Nexus One is covered by some haze.