How does the mainstream media view the Nexus One?
07 Jan 2010 // 5 comments // Mobile Development News
Have you ever heard of Newsy? (Yeah, me either). Founded by a former VP of Ask.com, Newsy is a multi-source online video news site that monitors, analyzes and presents the world’s news coverage. I guess you could say they watch the news, so you don’t have to.
On the flight to Las Vegas I was watching CNBC and they did a segment on the Nexus One. It was laughable how their high-paid analysts knew virtually nothing about Android, except it’s not an iPhone.
Newsy has gone through the trouble to collect Nexus One clips from CBS, CNBC, CNN, ABC, and more. Check out what the old media is saying about Google’s latest phone.
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all I saw was a bunch of pundits yapping their trap
…and this is why I hate the media. Way to misinform an already misinformed populace with a collection of opinions based on little fact and filled with tons of unsupported wishful thinking.
Android has a better application market than most, second only to the iPhone and the gap between them isn’t really significant.
Google should take over the billing? Please, like any of the carriers would support that.
No surprises here, that old media makes me sick in all sorts of ways. You guys keep delivering the goods. Appreciate the coverage and insight.
-Mig
Its funny how THIS is the real story…honestly it makes me sick how dumb people and the media really are.
Can that analyst at 1:02 in the video drink anymore Apple kool-aid? My gosh…