Rumor: T-Mobile X Phone Is Nexus One?

on 12/16/2009, filed in Home > CellPhones

The rumors related to Google’s Nexus One phone don’t seem to be stopping. Now the latest rumor is that the phone will be on sale in January, and should be available in unlocked and locked versions. Word on the street is that the T-Mobile version will be called the X Phone. Apparently the phone should also be on display at CES, so make sure you follow us as we cover the event. Unconfirmed features of the Nexus One include:

OLED touchscreen
Qualcomm snapdragon processor
Wi-Fi
3G
Android 2.1
microSD card slot

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