Google’s ambition to win from Apple is still not vanished
Google’s ambition to win from Apple is still not vanished. Not too successful with the project released G1 through T-Mobile, the internet giant is now off Nexus One that so-called superphone. The result was not too disappointed even seems though to capture the iPhone market, Google is still going to travel long enough.
From various news that appears around the release of Nexus One, we can conclude that there are two things that become a mainstay of Google. The first is the installation of artificial 1GHz Snapdragon processor and the Qualcomm’s Android operating system installed on the latest generation of this smart phone.
This impression was strengthened when Google released specifications on its site that show the features offered is not much different from most smartphones currently available.
There is no perfect product, therefore the developer must always working to improve this product. The first report came from T-Mobile network customers. The customer reported a problem with 3G network services in the Nexus One. Some people claimed that their phone have difficulty in changing networks, from 2G to 3G. In fact, some people have difficulty in getting the 3G network.
While Steve Wozniak, the Apple Co Founder says Nexus One Google phone is his favorite gadget. Wozniak said he bought the Nexus phone at the day of its release.
