If you've been wondering whether "Nexus One" is the real name of the Google-branded, HTC-made, Android-based smartphone rumored to arrive on T-Mobile, it's been decided: Nexus One it is.
A new set of photos and video show the phone being unboxed. The verdict? If you dug the Motorola Droid's technical aspects but weren't into its love-it-or-hate-it styling (or its flat keyboard, for that matter), you'll dig this handset.
A short video showing the phones neat new animations:
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