Is it The disruption that starts a new era in mobile innovation, or is it just another Iphone clone? Whatever you think of the NexusOne, all has been thought and said in the last 12 hours.

My “keywords”

- Phone Store as opposed to App Store.  The implications are vast: these are two totally different business models with different targets and user experience.

-Unlocked. …An innovation only for the US…

-A New Web Model. Advertising (not limited to local search) will be the revenue driver as in everything Google. Not apps. It’s not ad-funded yet. But it could. You have to have a Google account to get the NexusOne….

- Speech recognition as the new UI. It’s not there yet, but sooner or later it will and people will consider multi-touch so ….2009.

-Image recognition as the next frontier. Nokia Point and Find is the only serious competitor.

-Open (or so goes the promise, so far).

Is it a revolution? In Steven Hodson ‘s words You can release a new superphone or iPhone everyday of the week but in the end it’s all just a bullshit game with the only winners being the wireless broadband providers. I highly recommend you read his entire post.