• Google unveiled what it calls the latest "superphone" - the Nexus One. But is it so super? And is there a market for it? Read what ZDNet's Larry Dignan has to say about the Nexus One.

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  • A keyboard can take up the lower half of the touch screen.

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  • Using Nexus One's maps, you can get driving directions and location with GPS.

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  • You can also switch to satellite view.

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  • Nexus One connects to YouTube.

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  • You can also send an e-mail through gmail.

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  • Nexus One lets you download Google Apps.

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  • Do a Google search on Nexus One's browser.

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  • Nexus One even makes phone calls.

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  • Take photos and store them in Nexus One. It's camera is 5 megapixels and video can be captured at 720x480 and 20 frames per second or higher depending on lighting conditions.

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  • Send a voice mail.

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Gallery: Meet Google's Nexus One

Google unveiled what it calls the latest "superphone" - the Nexus One. But is it so super? And is there a market for it?

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Google unveiled what it calls the latest "superphone" - the Nexus One. But is it so super? And is there a market for it? Read what ZDNet's Larry Dignan has to say about the Nexus One.

Credit all photos: Google

Caption by: Andy Smith

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