Jimmy Kimmel Live – Morning News Shows Talk About Google Nexus One Phone

TechnoBuffalo: technobuffalo.com Follow me on twitter: cuthut.com Unboxing the Google Nexus One.

bwone.com Google has all but offically announced their own branded phone the Google Nexus One which will come unlocked and sold online directly to the consumer and the consumer will choose the carrier. Check out the video for more.

Noah goes hands-on with the new Google Phone: The HTC-made Nexus One, featuring Android 2.1 “Eclair.” PhoneDog @ CES 2010: forums.phonedog.com Win Free Phones: www.phonedog.com More Videos: www.phonedog.com

Has the iPhone killer finally arrived? The highly anticipated Google phone, Nexus One, leaked over the weekend and Kevin Pereira talks to Engadget’s Joshua Topolsky about this latest smart phone “on steroids” and what this could mean for consumers. For more from The Loop, go here: g4tv.com

Google unveils the Nexus One, ESPEN goes 3D, and a new line of Internet radios can link to your Twitter account.

Adrian Ludwig demos an early version of Flash Player 10.1 on Nexus One, the new Google branded phone.

The much anticipated iPhone 3G S is finally making its way to customers’ hands this morning.  The doors at Apple and AT&T stores start opening at 7 a.m., but many have been in line much earlier, like previous iPhone releases.  This time is a little different because the iPhone 3G S was available for pre-order before the launch date.  Customers that pre-ordered their iPhone 3G S had the option to pick up their new “Jesus” phone at an AT&T or Apple store today or have it shipped directly to them with a beginning arrival date of June 19th.  The stores were planning to have two lines: paid and paying.

Another difference this year is that Apple released the new OS 3.0 two days earlier than the iPhone 3G S launch.  Last year, Apple released OS 2.0 on the same day as the iPhone 3G launch which caused wide span blackouts of the iTunes activation process.  With every iPhone owner, OG and 3G, hammering the iTunes servers trying to upgrade to OS 2.0 and activate service, iTunes sadly failed miserably.  Many customers, including myself, with their new 3G were not able to get it activated till much later in the day.  I say thank you to Apple for learning from its previous mistakes.

How was your experience in the lines this year?  Is this your first iPhone or have you waited before?  Let us know your experience getting your new iPhone 3G S in the comments.

UPDATE:  Reports are coming in from all over the US that the lines are moving really quickly.  It’s great to see that Apple and AT&T got it right this year.  If you are still in line, stay strong, it will all be worth it.