This week Google announced their own new phone, even though they can’t quite clearly elucidate what this has got to do with their core business.
Never mind, what we want to know is if you make a call on a Nexus One™, will it be routed via a Cisco Nexus® switch, will it work with the Nexus® measuring equipment and the Nexus® satellite radio hardware, will it use and support Nexus® typefonts, does it use a Nexus® plasma flat screen, does it compute like a Nexus® personal computer and connect to the Nexus® automotive measuring instruments, does it support Nexus® audio/video, run the Nexus® fluid dynamics program, is it based on Nexus® IC technology, can you download Nexus® erotic books from Virgin, and is all this supported by the Nexus® software support package?
Aren’t you glad they added the word one to make it unique? Luckily they didn’t pick 2000, because the Nexus 2000® was an old, old dictation machine. Google must be going corporate. So much for their former uniqueness streak.
All Nexus names used here are registered trademarks of their owners – too many to mention, but only a small sample of those fighting over the same name with the US Patent and Trademark office. Nexus one is not yet an approved or registered trademark.
Oh, you could probably conduct the same experiment with most any brand name. But it is funny!
Also, they’ve made it clear through their Android platform that they want phones to have unrestricted access to search engines (like their core business). Promoting a phone/OS that brings that about may be a pretty good move. Not only will that one phone have open access to the net, but it will push other phones towards it.
Oh well. Maybe I’m just feeling patriotic for Google given the news about google.ce that came out today.
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Satellite Radio did not gain so much popularity as expected, maybe because of the reason that it is expensive.”`.
i am not a fan of Satellite Radio but i guess it would become more popular as years go by*”,
satellite radio is cool coz you can have a signal anywhere*;’
there are great programs on satellite radio too in the same way we have great programs on terrestial radio`’;
satellite radios are quite popular these days because you can receive the signal just about everywhere::,
my girlfriend bought a satellite radio but most of the time we do not use it ‘
i think that satellite radio would also become popular in the years to come because of its great coverage area `.~