We’ve heard from a source that there will be an AT&T 3G-compatible version of the Google Nexus One. Our connect described it as being a “second” unlocked model, with the T-Mobile-subsidized unit being locked to T-Mobile

So all the while Goog lead users to believe that they will only support Red V for android devices, in particular the Moto-Droid – Then just after 2 months, we can see that they shift to GSM type as well and lucky for T-mo they were the chosen carrier. And now, Google will try to have a bargain with AT&T too? Despite of all the criticism that happened to AT&T and their losing battle with Veriz, BIG G still want to play their cards on that carrier. Strange…

As I said it’s still a rumor and all we can do now is just wait for January 5 as the CES and Google salvo will try to answer all our questions with their latest android devices.

For your eyes to feast on, Engadget manage to have their own unboxing as well of the Nexus One Phone – And yep! this one has sounds unlike the FR unboxing we presented a few days ago, not to mention some juicy pictures to share too.

There’s nothing new here if we’ll only talk about the predicted specs - Although Mister Josh pointed out these marvelous statements about his first look and feel about the said smartphone.

Is Google Phone the be-all-end-all Android phone / iPhone eviscerator? In two words: not really.

Paraphrased: Other is the smoothness and the speed of Nexus is a bit faster than what we have on moto droid but not the ZOMG type of flash speed (if that’s what you’re thinking)

Yep, as reported earlier, no multitouch.

And a lot of graphic enhancers and UI tweaks to make this one suited to be called Google’s Phone.

Video speaks louder than pictures.

There’s still some questions raised here and that’s why we will have a Google Phone Review. Stay put!

January 5 Updates: It seems the the AT&T bubble theory didn’t materialize or at least, it was not mentioned during the Google presscon @ Mountainview today. See the official statement.

But the real news comes from looking at the radios: quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE with UMTS/HSUPA on 850/1700/1900 frequencies. In other words, this 3G phone is capable of both 2Mbps up and 7.2Mbps down for both the T-Mobile and AT&T networks in the US of A.

Judging the frequency, one could say that the AT&T rumor is finally cut-out from the google phone picture and say hello to the possibility of it being open for other carriers outside USA (european network and others as well) Z-omg! Please let it be available to Asia! oh boy, it seems the only android-ready device that exist there is the cupcake spica of Samsung which is way too debilitated compare to the Droid Onslaught and now the impending Nexus strike.

The ‘endgeek’ are still waiting for the confirmation of this finding. In the end, we can see how the impending success of Nexus can take place. At first we thought the google phone was just another ‘copycat figure of HTC Passion’ with some added functionalities (tweeted exaggeratively) only to boost some sales of Google and to give them a proper springboard for the smartphone market. However, upon seeing the possibility that Google might open the doors for their Nexus One to crawl not only in USA but on a global scale as well, the whole idea suddenly became synonymous to genius. Low cost smartphone + Uber amazing features + Global Enterprise = Smartphone domination worldwide. What more can we ask for?

We will keep you guys posted for more ‘googlish discovery’.

Update: If you have seen the Nexus One Preview then you have a clear preview of what’s stuffed inside the new Google Phone. A recent updates today suggest that the said smartphone don’t have the multitouch capability (The one in which you used your two fingers to zoom the screen, yep that’s multitouch). We scraped the important details but if you feel the need for more knowledge then soothe yourself.

• 4Gig MicroSD card installed (Not sure how big is the internal mem of this new phone though)
• Battery capacity is 1400 mAh (Not too shabby for a HTC type of phone)
• It’s definitely unlocked (Wow that’s the statement of the year)
• No 3g on AT&T (only EDGE) meaning it will be tad too slow (Edge = speed less than 1 mbytes) Yes! Another reason why that deadlast carrier should be plunge again. Anyway, Nexus will use T-mobile.
• The trackball can be used to focus
• Of course its faast, faster than the droid! (Sounds subjective and it appears to be the trite expression of all the people who got their hands on it, but its always sounds good to hear, does it?)

In the end users are still wondering on how much should they shell-out to have this Goog Phone? MP of the camera pl-ease? Availability outside USA? Anyway, this specs leaked was another enlightenment closing an inch on that day of the nexus strike. Stay  tuned!