Early Preview : Google Nexus One In the UK

As promised to those who follow us on Twitter, we've got photos, loads of them, of the Google Nexus One, the phone which we believe, will be changing the way the telecom market will interact with its customers and users.

Bear in mind also that this is a preview, rather than a full on review. (ed: You can review the 26 articles on the Google Nexus One here)

The Nexus One comes in a rather impressive package, one that looks similar to the iPhone, in build and certainly better looking than the Motorola Milestone, whose box looks no better than a run-of-the-mill, entry level smartphone. 

Yet, the Motorola handset costs MORE than the Nexus One and if first impressions matter, then the Nexus One scores highly, certainly better than the Motorola. 

Moving on to what's actually IN the box, there's a USB Cable, a startup card, a power supply (with UK/US plug adaptor), earphones, a pouch, a pair of tiny manuals (literally) and the phone itself.

What you don't get though is a CDROM with applications or drivers. Plugging the phone via the USB cable in a Windows XP workstation charges the phone and the Google Nexus One appears as a removable disk but you won't be able to access it unless you mount it from the phone's interface.