Nexus One Released Through Twitter: Twitter Post Broke News of Nexus ONe

Is this the new Nexus One? It may be the way to go about business in these brave new world cell phone wars.

The Google SmartPhone May Be Here: Google Releases Phone to Key Employees to Tinkle with

The release of the new phone may not be a secret any longer. It has been announced that Google released a new phone to some of its employees so they can mess around with the new technology.

Official Google Mobile Blog: An Android dogfood diet for the holidays

"Google has handed out a new mobile phone running its Android software to some employees, stirring another wave of speculation that the oft-rumored Google Phone is real" wrote a PCWorld writer. Google is moving on the main phone competitor, AT&T.

According to Google's Official mobile blog , Google may have something great on its hands. Its world-wide employees have been checking it out.

"We recently came up with the concept of a mobile lab, which is a device that combines innovative hardware from a partner with software that runs on Android to experiment with new mobile features and capabilities, and we shared this device with Google employees across the globe. This means they get to test out a new technology and help improve it."

Wal=Mart Starts Selling App iPhone 3G Phones this Sunday at Lower Prices: What Will You Get?

What's Included
Apple® iPhone 3G Cell Phone
Built-in, rechargeable battery
USB power adapter
Dock connector to USB cable
Stereo headset with microphone, cleaning cloth
SIM eject tool
Owner's manual
Product Features
Internet wireless access and browsing (802.11b/g)
Lets you access the Web via Safari web browser. Surf the Web while you're talking on the phone.
Multiple networks
Operates on GSM/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900MHz and UMTS/HSDPA 850/1900/2100MHz networks so you can access the Web.
3.5" widescreen color display
Shows off your music, video, Podcast and more
8GB built-in memory
For storage of your music, photos and contacts.
Built-in 2.0MP digital camera
Lets you take still photos.
Bluetooth-enabled
For wireless communication.
Text messaging
Lets you communicate by typing.
Doubles as an iPod
So you can listen to your favorite tunes on the go.
Maps with GPS
Lets you find your location, get directions and search for nearby businesses on your phone.
Phonebook
Keeps your contact numbers where you need them.
Easily call your contacts
Allows you to tap a name or number in your address book, favorites list or call log.
Hands-free speakerphone
Lets you talk while driving.
PC synchronization of Outlook Contacts, Calendar and Tasks
Requires additional software and cable (not included).
Downloadable content
Includes applications, maps, e-mails and web sites.
Up to 5 hours talk time; up to 300 hours standby
With included battery.
* Phone activation required before use.