HTC Google Nexus One and Apple iPhone 3GS are the most desirable phones of the present times. Let’s compare both the phones side by side and decide which one is better.
| Features / Specifications | Apple iPhone 3Gs | HTC Google Nexus One | Winner |
| Dimension and Weight | 4.50 x 2.40 x 0.48 inches and 135 g | 4.69 x 2.35 x 0.45 inches and 130 g | HTC Google Nexus One |
Have you recently bought the cool Google Nexus One phone and looking forward to play your video collections? If yes, you should keep in mind that the Google Nexus One phone can playing following video formats such as MP4 (encoded in H.264) and 3GP (encoded in H.263).
If your favorite videos files are present in other formats such as WMV or AVI, you need to convert them to a format that can be played on the phone. For this, you require a video converter application like Total Video Convertor.
Here are the steps on converting your video files to play on your Google Nexus One phone:
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Google is all set to start the new year with a bang with its first smart phone release – Nexus One.
A full touch screen smartphone based on the Android OS, this phone is touted to be the iPhone killer (really? there has been too many ‘iPhone killers’, but none has lived up to expectations, so far).
No hardware specifications are available as yet, but it has been confirmed to be manufactured by HTC.
The unlocked Nexus One is said to be available straight from Google via http://www.google.com/phone (not live at time of posting, but keep a look out) at the price of US$530, and it is also available in US with a T-mobile plan.
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