Google’s obviously still on a bit of a high regarding its Nexus One hype campaign and launch, so much so it’s been sticking a series of “Making Of…” films about the so-called “superphone” up on the phone’s official YouTube advertorial channel.
Here’s one such delight, featuring an artistic tour around HTC’s Nexus One manufacturing facility.
There’s even a disclaimer on the video, telling users not to worry about what version of Android they see on the phones – the film shows early test versions of the hardware, which aren’t using Android 2.1.
Link via Android Guys.
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