Archive for January 5th, 2010

We all know the Nexus One is dropping with two pricing options. You can get the unlocked phone for $530 which you can slap a SIM card into immediately and put to use on either T-Mobile with their shiny new 7.2Mbps HSPA+ service or on AT&T’s Edge network. For the discounted price of $179...

Good news for Nexus One fans in the UK, Singapore and Hong Kong, you can have the unlocked version of the Nexus One shipped to your country. See below text that showed up when I wanted to order mine: Please note that we do not ship US T-Mobile service plans outside the United States. Also we can ship...

Google just quietly activated the Nexus One official website, while the phone is demonstrated live at Mountain View. I can tell you now, this is exciting!

Here you go people enjoy Live Video Coverage

Google says people search the web 30x more on an Android phone than they do on a feature phone. In 2009, they had 4 major software releases. (The statues can be seen across the street next to building 44, which you’ve seen photos of already. They’re the donuts and eclaires and cupcakes.)

I really don’t believe it’s a coincidence that T-Mobile USA took a nice little interim step (to the upcoming 21Mbps HSPA+ action) today in announcing that its entire 3G footprint has now been upgraded from 3.6 to 7.2Mbps. The Google Android Press Event most definitely has something to do...

CNN willl be streaming the 1 p.m ET Google event – presumably Nexus One – live http://www.cnn.com/TECH update: sorry all, cnntech just tweeted: ‘Disappointing last-minute snag – feed of Google event on cnn.com/TECH won’t be live. Video to be posted soon after.’

With the conference coming within the next hour, we’ll be watching closely for anything that comes out of Mountain View. I myself have a personal interest in the Nexus One, and hope that the news is good, when we receive it. I will do my best to alert you, as soon as I can, to any news, and continue...

I just stumbled upon a piece of news that made me very happy According to Le Point (a french newspaper), the phone will be available in France and elsewhere in Europe within the next “several weeks,” with prices at €450 for a contract-free device. However, if you don’t mind signing...

Nobody really asks the question about the price of SmartPhones!  Why are they so expensive? Low powered mobile processors that are used in todays SmartPhones are, according industry news, about thalf the price of your everyday desktop computer processor.  You can buy a low powered computer with a...

The worst kept secret (non-secret) in technology is that the Google-HTC Nexus One is going to be formally introduced later today at a press event at Google’s Mountain View headquarters. Danny will be there to live blog it. But we already know the Nexus One very well and it has been written about even...

Engadget has posted their full review of the HTC Nexus One Google Phone. The Engadget crew already on the ground for this years CES have just posted their full review of the Nexus one.  It’s thorough and gives us another great look into the ALMOST released HTC Nexus One for Google on the T-Mobile...