Google Nexus One Is Just As Good As Any Android Phone

Ever since the release of the Google Nexus One a few months ago, it has been the talk of the town especially among smartphone fanatics. Nexus One is an Android phone designed by Google; the phone however is produced by the HTC Mobile Manufacturer.

Smartphone users who have switched to the Nexus One have branded the phone as the best Android phone sold in the market to date. Let’s take a look at some of the features of Nexus One and see if it can rival the likes of iPhone and other well-known smartphones.

The Appearance

The Nexus One is branded by most as a seemingly twin phone of Apple’s iPhone. This is because at a glance, the Nexus One resembles the iPhone in appearance. Much like the iPhone, Nexus One does not have a physical keyboard. This results in a design that’s slimmer. In fact, the Nexus One is actually thinner than the iPhone with dimensions of 119 by 59.8 by 11.5 millimeters. The phone is also very light weighing only 130 grams.

Nexus One comes with a 3.7 inch Active-matrix organic light emitting diode (AMOLED) capacitive touch screen with display resolution of 480 by 800 pixels. At the bottom of the screen are four touch buttons – the back, menu, home, and search buttons. It also has one trackball pointing device a power button and voice controls at the left side.

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Be Environmentally Friendly – Money Saving Tips for Good Car Maintenance

Car fuel prices are fluctuating and escalating through the roof. Research shows the average age of vehicles to be 9 years. So is keeping your old car and stretching your work horse even further being environmentally friendly? How can we do that without having to spend more on maintenance?

It is a natural course with your car engine wear and tear affecting performance and car fuel consumption gets rises. Check out the following good practice car maintenance to enhance the longevity of your vehicle:

Cars are like humans, you need to keep them in tuned with the seasons. Remember to change to winter tires and add anti-freeze. Plug in your electric cord to warm up the engine half an hour before you start your journey.

And in summer, check your fluids too. The sun heats up and dries the fluids more quickly. Check your oil level, coolant fluids etc. Keep your car in a covered garage.

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