It seems that this could be the “first season” of this presentation session and more episodes will arrive sooner or later.

The first 5 episodes focus on the following: concept and design, display, testing of the device, manufacturing and in the end a final review of some of most interesting usual things that Nexus One is good at. We’ll let you to watch those videos, because words are worthless. Enjoy it!

Episode 1: Concept & Design

Episode 2: Display & 3D Framework

Episode 3: Testing

Episode 4: Manufacturing

Epiosode 5: Day One

Probably one important event which captures our attention in the beginning of the year is the release of Google first mobile phone, called Nexus One. You remember that next year we’ve analyzed some of the coolest gadgets including iPhone, Motorola Droid, Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 and so on, but this new phone just made official by Google will be on 2010 newspapers and blogs. These days Google made this rumour official on their website all specifications and features of the phone, including an order page in case you want to buy it (who doesn’t?). We will offer you an update…let’s say a review made with official specs.

The Android phone comes with a 3.7-inches touchscreen display and supports 800 x 480 pixels resolution. Google claims the contrast rate is 100,000:1 and the response rate-1ms. As main features we remember the accelerometer and digital compass.

Phone seems thinner, but a little longer than than iPhone having: 119 x 59.8 x 11.5 mm. It weights 135 grams with the included battery. By the way, the battery has 1400mAH one capable of lasting 10 hours in talk time or 290 hours in standby mode.

On the back we have a 5 megapixel device camera equipped with autofocus, led flash and 2x digital zoom. Videos arecaptured at 720×480 pixels (@20fps).

On the top side of the phone we have the power/sleep button and 3.5 mm jack, while on the bottom is situated the microUSB port and the mic hole. Volume rocker buttons are on the left s ide of the phone.

Android 2.1(Eclair) is the operating system version and the processor is a Qualcomm QSD 8250 having 1 GHz. Nexus one comes with 512Mb memory(both internal and RAM) and a 4 Gb microSD card, but it supports up to 32Gb in case you want to extend it.

Google phone offers plenty connectivity features: GPRS, EDGE, 3G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.1 and microUSB. Gps is also available through A-Gps receiver.

As Google say on google.com/phone you can buy the phone with $529.99(unlocked version) or you can pay $179.99 for 2-year agreement with T-Mobile.

We’ll see if it worth it!

If you wondered in past years, what Google will do when it will enter on mobile phones market, now you have a answer. We surfed the net today and find out that Google employees got the new Google phone, called Nexus One.

As you might guessed, the device is built with the help of HTC and looks close to an upcoming HTC model called Passion/Dragon.

The Google(Nexus One) phone comes with a 3.7″ AMOLED display, 5 megapixel camera, trackball and is fully unlocked.

The operating system seems to be Android 2.0.1 and as loaded up applications Google Navigation, Google Googles.

Google employees tweeted about this phone and said:

ZOMG we had fireworks and we all got the new Google phone. It’s beautiful.

Like an iPhone on beautifying steroids.

It is expected to be launched and sell by Google directly to consumers at the beginning of 2010.

More info’s and pics at engadget.