Q for you Nexusees

[Rusty]

Coming from many Nokia N-Series phones (N73, N95 and N97) I can say that the Nexus One's camera is not as nice. However, I do enjoy the OS more than I did on my Nokias so the compromise isn't too bad for me

Coming from an N95 I'd have said camera performance is pretty similar, I was worried it'd be quite a step down but it turns out I wasn't disappointed.

 

[Bramsy]

the N95 seems kinda barbaric but does the job pretty well!!

 

[hllwyh]

The camera is nice and the LED flash is usable. Certainly not taking the place of my camera, but not bad for a phone camera. My wife has the Behold II and I like the Samsung camera controls a little better, but N1 is very good. No major complaints.

 

[SnotF]

Yeah but the n95 can dual boot into Android... what has the n1 been tested with yet?

 

[Rusty]

Are you not thinking of the N900?

 

[SnotF]

Are you not thinking of the N900?

That's done it too. But no, I wasn't.

Android Port for Symbian phones

 

[Rusty]

As far as I know, they were all fakes.

 

[SnotF]

Nooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!







Touche then good sir

 

[SnotF]

Nooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!







Touche then good sir

 

[Rusty]

It's a massive shame, I really wanted to install it on my N95 when I first saw it as well

 

[Fiezta]

Camera? You want a really good camera, get a DSLR. You want an okay "on-the-go" camera, get a digital camera.

On the other hand if you want a smart phone the Motorola Droid and the Nexus One is what you want.

BTW, in terms of specs, I do believe the Droid is a little better "as a camera" than the Nexus One.

can you also recommend any good camera app for Nexus one please?
Thanks