The Nexus One is no longer available direct from Google.  They have sold their last phone.  Don’t worry too much, there will be retails outlets, or so we’re told and Android developers will be able order an N1 from the developer website, again not yet, but maybe eventually.  It was a good run Google.  Thanks. Continue Reading…

Google’s Android team is still working out some of the kinks in it’s latest Android build, Android 2.2, with a recent incremental update from FRF50 to FRF72.  For those keeping score, that’s 22 better!  Sorry, had to make the comment.  It appears this is just an incremental update, which means you have to have previously Continue Reading…

If you have a Nexus One right now, you fall into one of two camps: People who’ve installed the 2.2 Update, and people who want to install the 2.2 Update. However, you might want to hold off.

As I continue to use my Nexus One, I keep running into features that I had forgotten about, or otherwise didn’t know how to find. I don’t know if this says something about Google’s lack of advertising Android 2.1′s features, or maybe Android’s interface could use some clarifying. Or maybe I’m just not that smart. Anyway, enjoy the last two weeks’ revelations, maybe you’ll learn something about your phone. I know I did!

Google’s online Android/Nexus One sales page will be getting a make over.  Gone will be the direct to consumer cell phone sales page which currently is the only way to purchase a Nexus One cell phone.  It will be replaced with some general information about available Android phones around the world.  Don’t fret too much Continue Reading…

Following closely on the heels of Verizon’s lack of Nexus One support, Sprint will skip the N1 and push for users to get the Evo 4G instead.  I find the news a little sad actually.  The Nexus One was more than just a hardware piece, it was an idea of a Google backed phone, with Continue Reading…

Looks like Google might have just made the decision to not support a Verizon backed Nexus One, as they recently updated their Nexus One page suggesting users who want Verizon simply pick up the Incredible. I have to say, that’s a smart move. As far as I can tell, the Incredible is superior to the Continue Reading…

I finally get The Droid I Was Looking For. The Nexus One has been reviewed to death already, so part 1 of our review will focus on day-to-day impressions of using the device — things you might not have read in those other reviews. Part two will follow soon, with the perspective of a two-year iPhone user.

The Nexus One car dock, the very same that was mentioned back in Jan when the N1 was first released has finally made it’s way to the sales pages of the Nexus One.  It comes with built in speakers and volume control as well as bluetooth to help with audio while in the car and Continue Reading…

I’m without a smartphone right now, in a period of transition between iPhone 3G and the Nexus One. It’s been enlightening, so I thought I’d document my experience here, since it’s a story with a happy Android Ending. Read on for a laugh or maybe just a good cry. In November 2007, I bought an Continue Reading…