http://www.nytimes.com/2010/01/06/technology/personaltech/06pogue.html?pagewanted=2
"Worse, even if you find a lot of good ones, you might not have anywhere to install them. The Nexus can accommodate memory cards up to 32 gigabytes (a 4 gigabyte card comes with it) — and yet, inexplicably, the Nexus allots only the tiniest sliver of that (190 megabytes) for downloaded apps. "
Err, that'll be because it's using the internal memory... (Just an educated guess...)
"Sadly, the Nexus One also lacks a multi-touch screen like the iPhone’s. So zooming into photos and Web pages is awkward and hard to control."
Nope, the screen supports it just fine, try dolphin.... just a software limitation, getting alternative software or a future update could support it...
Geez.
"Worse, even if you find a lot of good ones, you might not have anywhere to install them. The Nexus can accommodate memory cards up to 32 gigabytes (a 4 gigabyte card comes with it) — and yet, inexplicably, the Nexus allots only the tiniest sliver of that (190 megabytes) for downloaded apps. "
Err, that'll be because it's using the internal memory... (Just an educated guess...)
"Sadly, the Nexus One also lacks a multi-touch screen like the iPhone’s. So zooming into photos and Web pages is awkward and hard to control."
Nope, the screen supports it just fine, try dolphin.... just a software limitation, getting alternative software or a future update could support it...
Geez.
