Well, that's pretty cool--I'm not much of an Apple user lately (iTunes not available for any of my devices/OSs) but I don't think iPhones have NFC and that's th

Well, that's pretty cool--I'm not much of an Apple user lately (iTunes not available for any of my devices/OSs) but I don't think iPhones have NFC and that's the part that I'm pretty impressed about. I guess I view streaming as a solved problem, so that's not really what I'm impressed about. What excites me more is I think Nexus Q is showing us how a future can work where we're surrounded by networked displays and screens that we may or may not own, but we can still get full use of just by being physically in front of them. That's what I think is exciting. I can see the functionality of the Nexus Q built into TVs in the future--just connect the TV to the internet and touch your phone to it and boom, everything's set up without fussing with passwords and accounts. Visit your parents, touch your phone to the TV and boom it's as if it's your own TV.