Today is January 5th 2010.  The future is finally here and it brings with it the Nexus One phone, built by HTC, sold by Google and supported by T-Mobile.

Engadget has managed to snatch itself a Nexus One and performed a little hands on review of the unit, unclugin an unboxing and quick run through.  Most of the hardware stats are already known, and many of the features have already been review by others.  Read on to see what engadget thinks of the Nexus Continue Reading…

It seems a tipster has sent Gizmodo some screenshots of the ordering pages for Google’s upcoming Nexus One phone.  It will be sold direct through Google at $530 unlocked or $180 with a 2-Year T-Mobile contract.

Engadget and Gizmodo are reporting that special invitations have been sent out for a January 5th Android event hosted by Google at their Mountain View headquarters.  The event invitation does not mention the Nexus One or Google Phone but, it’s a good bet that will be the main subject of the 2.5 hour event.

I spent some time yesterday, the 14th and the morning of the 15th going through all the library files and various other system files from the Nexus One ROM and I have put together a running list of the hardware I found referenced in there.  Here is what I have found so far. I will Continue Reading…

AndroidSPIN has their hands on a system dump of the yet to be released Google Phone a.k.a. Nexus One a.k.a. Passion.  The have supported the file for download here and have torn it open a little already.  Some of the basic details are interesting including .apks that have only been seen on the SenseHero 2.1 Continue Reading…

In a stroke of brilliant detective work, Engadget seems to have confirmed that the Google Phone, which is unofficially official, has been officially leaked. And it is the HTC Passion. By searching Picasa’s web albums for the EXIF tag “Nexus One” they confirmed that the device from a twitter leak (leading pic) is indeed the Continue Reading…