uhhh doesn't this duplicate an iPhone feature? Cuz God knows if it is better than the keyboard, Apple will surely ban it and then implement it themselves in a later OS release

*calls glamajamma"

Hey dude, the hardware is capable of this.

They've had millions of people paying $30/month (which was one of the first $30/month data plan i think?) for unlimited data since 2007 when the first iPhone was released and yet they STILL can't fix their network?

/facepalm

@ECH

rooting?

No Gmail?! WTF!! This whole carrier customization crap has GOTTA END!!!

@Junyor Mynt

Already behind the curve? It's got a 1GHz Snapdragon processor to say the least. How is it behind the curve?

This guy is so narrow minded. Where do I sign up to write narrow minded crap and get paid for it?

And what happens when both the 4G and 3G networks aren't available? Are these new phones still going to have 2G capabilities for those last-resort needs, or only 4G/3G?

@Bender Bending Rodriguez

and I think Google might be doing just that with this whole "Nexus One" phone

20,000 apps is cool and all and will be a big topic of discussion for non-tech savvy people but for us this doesn't mean much. I think the biggest thing Android has going for it are the Google apps...which are free! Google maps, Gmail, Youtube, and Google Voice are just 4 apps that are by far some of the best ones out there. And they are also the best on an Android device than any other device. And lets be honest, how many times a day do you use any or all of those apps? So here's to better quality apps that draw lots of attention (like Google Maps Navigation) and less talk of "My phone has X amount of apps" garbage.