Google is a great search engine, but is it ready to step into the world of phones? The Google Nexus One is the first phone to be purely Google. Google has already made phones, but they partner with other companies. So this highly anticipated smart phone came out a few weeks ago and already is receiving complaints. Not exactly what Google anticipated. The Nexus One has spotty 3g coverage, which is not exactly what most phone users want. People want to be able to talk whenever and wherever they want to people anywhere in the world. Hello? Isn't that the point of a cell phone? Google has obviously overlooked that while designing the thousands of applications it advertises you can use. Hey Google! You need to get you act together! But not only that, your phone costs way to much. Sure $180 with a mail in rebate is fine. But with a two year contract on your own network plus service that works with AT&T, that comes down to $530. Not exactly what phone users want to be paying. And with the spotty service you have, you ought to lower that price. Shouldn't you not have to pay for a contract when you would simply be using the same network you were already on? What's even more, the touch screen is having issues! If your offering a touch screen phone, make sure it works better than what's already out there! People can't even go to customer service for this phone, because there is none. This phone can only be purchased on the phone's Google run website. You can't walk into T-Mobile and have an expert fix it. Google obviously didn't realize this while making the phone. Or was it too late? Either way Google, you might need, excuse me, you do need some work before you come out with a new phone.
Source: http://www.cnn.com/2010/TECH/01/14/wired.google.nexus.one.complaints/index.html
Thursday, January 14, 2010
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