Google’s Nexus One lacks multitouch?

December 18th, 2009 | Category: Gadget Corner

Our buddy Tnkgrl just had a sit down with Google and HTC’s lovedroid, the Nexus One. She “wasn’t allowed” to take pictures or video but she came away with plenty of detail. The biggest point of clarification might not be what’s included in the handset, but what’s missing: multitouch. She confirms, “no multitouch support in the browser or in Google Maps,” just like Verizon’s Droid. The unit she tested included a 4GB microSD card, 1400mAh battery, works on T-Mobile’s 3G only (AT&T limited to EDGE), and was “super snappy! Faster than the Droid.” She additionally noted “gold contacts”

along the bottom edge presumably for a docking port thus jibing with whispers of a Nexus One Car Dock accessory. Now hit the read link for all the details whether you still have the strength.

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