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From the press event:
"10:46AM: It’s coming through Google hosted web store to provide an efficient way to connect to selected Android devices. You can purchase a Nexus One with service from T-Mobile starting today. Whoa, coming in Spring of 2010 to Verizon, too!"
So, the Nexus One we have seen has a physical trackball. The HTC Bravo we saw in the leaked HTC lineup has physical buttons and an optical trackball, and looks about 10x better in my opinion.
Both have "Spring of 2010" as the date, so there is something missing here. I really am hoping the BRAVO is what eventually gets released on Verizon, but it seems like noone has been able to answer this question so far. Any info, and does anyone else share my opinion?
The two phones have virtually the same specs, but i would prefer the trackball-less, sexier version with physical buttons. Who agrees?
From the press event:
"10:46AM: It’s coming through Google hosted web store to provide an efficient way to connect to selected Android devices. You can purchase a Nexus One with service from T-Mobile starting today. Whoa, coming in Spring of 2010 to Verizon, too!"
So, the Nexus One we have seen has a physical trackball. The HTC Bravo we saw in the leaked HTC lineup has physical buttons and an optical trackball, and looks about 10x better in my opinion.
Both have "Spring of 2010" as the date, so there is something missing here. I really am hoping the BRAVO is what eventually gets released on Verizon, but it seems like noone has been able to answer this question so far. Any info, and does anyone else share my opinion?
The two phones have virtually the same specs, but i would prefer the trackball-less, sexier version with physical buttons. Who agrees?
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