Google Nexus One Specifications & Features Now Official

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Unless you’ve had your head firmly implanted in a bucket of sand over the last few months you’ll already be well aware of the new Google Nexus One Android smartphone which, after having already been the focus of considerable speculation and hype, has at last been officially announced.

You’ll no doubt want to cut straight to the chase and run through the videos offered up below showing the Google Nexus One in action (we have quite a few lined up for you) but for those that want to get an insight as to its specifications and features, here’s what the Nexus One brings to the table.

Powered by a 1GHz Qualcomm QSD 8250 processor, the Nexus One, which runs the Android 2.1 (Éclair) OS, sports a 3.7” WVGA (800 x 480) widescreen AMOLED touchscreen display (which, alas, does not support mulittouch), a 5 megapixel autofocus camera with LED flash offering 2x digital zoom with geotagging functionality courtesy of the Nexus One’s integrated AGPS capabilities, an accelerometer, digital compass, 512MB Flash and 512MB RAM – with the latter being expandable thanks to an in-built microSD card slot (up to 32GB – a 4GB card being bundled). You can also factor in Bluetooth 2.1+EDR and WiFi b/g/n wireless connectivity. There’s also animated wallpapers, of course, which respond to user taps and the full level of integration with Google apps that you’d expect including Google Earth whilst will allow users to navigate to well known landmarks via voice command.

In terms of dimensions, the Google Nexus One measures in at 119mm (H) x 59.8mm (W) x 11.5mm (D) whilst weighing in at 130 grams inclusive of battery whilst, as far as battery life is concerned you’re looking at up to 7hrs (3G) or 10hrs (2G) talktime, up to 250hrs (3G) or 290hrs (2G) standby.

So now that you’re familiar with what the Google Nexus One brings to the table in terms of specifications and features, how about actually witnessing the Nexus One in action?