I’m just back from my visit to the USA and, as promised, I used the Google Nexus One as my main mobile phone for most of the visit. This post reveals my experience (in comparison to my iPhone 3GS), and it is one of mixed news I can tell you! In summary, the Nexus One is very much a geek’s phone, full of exciting features – but does not have the polish of an iPhone experience. It is also buggy – to the point where I had to restart it once a day unless I used it just for voice

Forgive me; currently I’m suffering from brain-fade. I’ve just completed an intensive week at the headquarters of Microsoft (Redmond, WA) and Google (Mountain View, CA) learning how they “do” innovation as well as meet with the right people who are helping us build and confirm (or divert!) our future strategies such as in ‘mobile’. Learning how both companies set about creating and implementing new ideas was an exercise in imagination and impulse; not being afraid to fail, an

I’m taking a long weekend out to visit Dublin (it’s my (Irish-born) hubby’s 50th birthday, bless him!) and, as I already have an O2-Ireland SIM card, I’m going to ‘live’ my communications using the Google Nexus One, and I’ll see how I get on with it being my only internet connection whilst I’m away, just as I did with the iPhone when in Berlin a few weeks ago. I’ll let you know how I get on next week. Are you going to Microsoft MIX conference in Las Vegas next month? I’m look

The Google Nexus One has arrived on my desk and it is about to get a programming it’ll never forget! SDK being downloaded right now: Tesco Finder for Android, here we come… #android #google #nexusone #tesco