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Google, in its humble goal of organizing the people information of the world, has released Nexus One. Reviews are generally positive and the Nexus vs. iPhone comparisons are already beginning (in the technology field, you are cool based on how quickly you can declare something that is currently popular “obsolete” and list a new tool/software that will “kill product X”). The most innovative aspect of Nexus One may not be the product itself, but the process of selling it – an unlocked carrier independent smartphone (or superphone if you like hype). Some speculation existed before the announcement of Nexus One that Google would be completely by-passing the traditional carriers and sell a phone as VoIP only. I guess that move was too disruptive for even Google to pursue…