Google has finally started rolling out its Android 2.3.3 version for Nexus series and this time over Nexus One is not being treated like poor cousin. The update has been released for both Nexus One and Nexus S and it brings much coveted NFC treats for the phones. With Nexus S, you can not only [...]

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Samsung had recently updated its Nexus S owners about the imminent arrival of Android 2.3.2 update. The tweet sent bythecompany had mentioned that the phones will be getting the OTA update “over the next few days.” However, some Nexus S Owners have already reported getting the update. Now, that’s some pleasant surprise. The update is [...]

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The Android 2.3 Gingerbread has been on the cards for a while now for the Nexus One, however it would now seem that we could be getting closer to the release date. ComputerWorld reported that Google had spoken to them recently about the Android hitting the Nexus One very soon and that it is almost [...]

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Courtesy of Google Hong Kong, an official-looking video showing off Google’s upcoming Android OS version (2.3 Gingerbread) has been outed. The video, although unfortunately in Cantonese, shows off a voice-search feature on the upcoming OS on what appears to be a Nexus One. As well as this we get a better look at how the [...]

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Last week I told you that Nokia was to start adding near field communication to their Symbian devices and I said that I think it’s (NFC) going to become a vital part of smartphones in the future. It seems Google’s Eric Schmidt was listening. In a presentation from the CEO yesterday, we discovered that mobile [...]

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Supposedly for Christmas time this year, Google are going to be releasing a new smartphone in the UK, the Google Nexus Two. There have been reports emerging that have been saying Google plans to sell the follow up to the not so successful Nexus One exclusively through the Carphone Warehouse, who specialise in selling unlocked [...]

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Android OS has already proved its street cred and the OS is getting deployed by most of the leading mobile handset makers. But which Android-sporting handset comes out at the top? The main competition is between Google’s own Nexus One and HTC’s Desire. These phones certainly share a lineage as both the handsets are manufactured by HTC. So, here we are going to pit Nexus One against HTC Desire and see which one comes out trump.

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Its official now! HTC Desire and Nexus One will not be using AMOLED displays exclusively anymore, partly due to the fact that AMOLED manufacturer Samsung cannot cope with the demand and therefore the displays are in short supply. HTC is now likely to use VSPEC III LCD from Sony instead of Samsung AMOLED. Although the [...]

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