One of the best new Google releases over the last few years has been Google Voice. The service provides you with a phone number and the ability to route one number to all your phones, or voice mail that routes to your Google account to make sure you can access it. The service is now available to all customers across the United States, no matter what carrier you want.
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On January 5, 2010 at 10 am (PT) Google will climb another rung on the ladder to world tech domination when the Nexus One, the search engine giant’s first manufactured cell phone, gets announced.
The phone was built by HTC and will run the Android 2.1 operating system.
Several hundred handsets have been out in the wild, as Google employees were given the first crack to live with the devices.
While not fully confirmed, here’s what we know so far… Read more
The much-anticipate Google Phone, aka Nexus One, is here. You might not be able to purchase one yet, but bloggers are beginning to get their hands on the device as Google employees have begun leaking photos and information about the celly.
Rumored to be available in January ’10, the Google Phone will be sold online and will be totally unlocked, therefore not tethering users to a specific wireless carrier.
Developed in collaboration with HTC, (quite possibly the fastest-growing company in the mobile sector), expectations are high for the device.
It is important to remember that the Google Phone comes out of the gate with the advantage of the Google name, but the disadvantage of being over 100,000 apps behind the still popular iPhone. Also, without a link to a major wireless carrier, the phone might take more time to be as widespread as the iPhone or the Droid. Read more
