Google Nexus One Spy Phone | Nexus One Spy Software Coming Soon
There has been a plethora of buzz recently surrounding Google's entry into the smartphone business. On Tuesday, January 5, Google is scheduled to announce to the world that their new phone, the Nexus One, will be available for purchase. Specific carrier details have not been announced, nor has pricing but according to some leaked documents, Google will have a unlocked version for $530 and a locked (subsidized) version for $180 and a 2yr contract. 
Details have been coming in over the last couple days of what exactly the Nexus One will offer, but if it lives up to the hype, the Nexus One may become the "must have" product of the year. If this happens, it could catapult the popularity of Android spy software ahead of BlackBerry, Symbian, and Windows Mobile. At the end of last year, Android spy software was in last place in terms of the most requested spy app for cell phones. First place went to the iPhone, then BlackBerry, Symbian, Windows Mobile, and finally Android.
Although the Nexus One will be available soon (possibly as early as January 5th when Google has their launch event), developers of Android spy software will most likely not be able to get their hands on it for at least a weak or two. The Nexus One uses a new version of the Android OS, so various compatibility and performance tests need to be conducted before official support for the Nexus One will be announced. The last thing a would be Nexus One spy would want is for their installation to wreck havoc on the Nexus One phone and the user finds out that spy software is installed on their shiny new cell phone.
Once official support for the Nexus One is announced, Nexus One spy software will most likely become a hot product as worried parents jump online to find out how to turn a Nexus One into a Nexus One spy phone.
If you want to be notified as soon as Android spy software for the Nexus One is available, click 'HERE' to sign up for the Android Spy Phone notification list or come back to this blog in a couple weeks and look for an official Nexus One spy phone announcement.
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