Appearance & Features:

Nexus One is fast, thin and has a gorgeous high-quality WVGA screen.

• Memory: 4GB micro-SD card [Expandable to 32GB]
• Battery Capacity – 1400 mAh
• Display: 3.7-inch WVGA AMOLED
• Trackball for navigation
• micro-USB connector
• Weak Flash support
• 3G support on T-Mobile USA [No 3G on AT&T]
• Size: 11.5mm thick

From a purely design standpoint, the Nexus One is within striking distance of its primary rival, the iPhone. Nexus One is a lot closer to the iPhone than all other Android phones. While it isn’t as iconic as the Apple device, it is a well-designed, feature-rich product that stands apart in a sea of Android handsets.

Speed

• Snapdragon processor capable of speeds up to 1GHz

Voice-enabled keyboard and commands

• Voice-enabled keyboard for all text fields: speak a text message, instant message, or complete an email
• Voice commands: search Google, call contacts, or get driving directions by speaking into your phone
• Use voice shortcuts in noisy environments with an additional mic allowing for active noise cancellation

Personalization

• Dynamic, interactive, live wallpapers react to the touch of a finger
• More widgets and 5 home screen panels allow for further device customization

Camera-quality pictures and video

• 5 megapixel camera includes LED flash, auto focus, zoom, white balance and color effects
• View pictures and Picasa Web Albums in the 3D Gallery
• Record Hi-Res MPEG4 video and upload to YouTube in one click

Read your voicemail

• Get transcribed voicemail with Google Voice integration, without changing your number

Usability & Extensibility:

Looks, they say, aren’t everything. And they’re right. If anyone has ambitions to beat the iPhone, then they need to bring great looks, emphasizing ease-of-use and seamlessness when it comes to the user experience and from a software standpoint, simplicity. Here the Google Phone misses the mark.

6 Reasons Why Nesus One is even better than iPhone

• Better Navigation.
• Replaceable battery
• The best feature what most of the iPhone users miss out is “Open Platform”. Nexus One is free from all such limitations.
• Flash for the camera.
• The same charger for the Nexus One works with Bluetooth headsets.
• Ability to type a period without going to another screen.

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The Mini 3 smartphone is somewhat reminiscent of Apple’s iPhone with a full touchscreen interface. But Dell did not release any specs for the Mini 3, saying information would only be available on a partner-by-partner basis when the device is available in stores. This suggests Dell will be tailoring the Mini 3′s feature set for the particular tastes and needs of each country where the device is sold.

Dell did say the handset will be powered by the Google-backed Android operating system, and it will be coming to the carriers China Mobile and Claro.

Dell did not confirm whether the China Mobile version would have high-speed mobile broadband access. The China Mobile version is slated to be released in late November, and the Claro version will hit stores before the end of the year.

Dell comes into an increasingly competitive smartphone space filled with major players like Apple, Nokia, Research In Motion, and Samsung.

Dell did not tip its hand for further smartphones plans, but it did say it already has deals with various carriers, including AT&T and Verizon Wireless, to create opportunities in the future.

Adobe unveiled the Flash 10.1 player, which will enable all Adobe Flash content to be accessible on smartphones. This means you’ll be able to play Flash-based games and view Flash-based videos and Web sites. And yes, that includes Hulu.

iPhone owners, however, aren’t so lucky. Adobe said that they are still working to make the Flash Player compatible on the iPhone OS, but are hindered by limitations within the platform. Although Apple is left out this time around, the absence of Flash probably won’t hurt the iPhone. The iPhone is already above and beyond other OS’s in terms of its multimedia and gaming capabilities.

Apple will want to jump on board soon, though; Flash Player 10.1 opens up some interesting multimedia possibilities for other platforms. The player supports multitouch, accelerometer and screen orientation, all of which makes for the optimal video-watching experience. It also supports gesture-based controls, which is a boon for gaming. Adobe said that the player won’t be a drain on battery life, either. For example, the player goes to sleep when you receive an incoming call.

A public developer beta will be available for Windows Mobile and Palm webOS will be available later this year. Betas for RIM BlackBerry OS, Nokia Symbian and Google Android will arrive in 2010. Adobe said that they are working with 19 out of the 20 major handset manufacturers so it is likely the Flash 10.1 player will eventually be available for non-smartphones as well.