Tag Archives : Google Nexus One

Many of you might remember Google saying that the Nexus One was out of luck, in terms of getting an official Ice Cream Sandwich update. CyanogenMod 9 has officially been ported to the device, making the Android community laugh in the face of Google’s suggestion that the good ol’ N1 was...

Yesterday we posted up one engineers list of HTC devices that could potentially get Ice Cream Sandwich. The Nexus One was definitely part of that list. I personally had fully expected Google to make an update for this iconic device. As technology advances even the best of devices get left behind  sometimes. Google’s...

We all knew that the community would be working hard on porting the Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) SDK to run on our current devices.  Until the Android 4.0 source code is dropped into the AOSP, this is the only option we have.  It works, but not as good as an AOSP builds.  They are generally slower...

Another SDK port of Ice Cream Sandwich has just surfaced on YouTube this morning. This time it has been ported over to the original Nexus One. We all assume that Google will do everything in their power to push an official update out to both previous Nexus devices. Most likely the Nexus S will receive...

There are numerous clock making applications on the market. All have there strong points and users that prefer one over the other. 1010ti.me could become your next favorite clock making application. It combines the ability to build your own style of clock with 3 of the most common uses. You can use it...

MrDSL from XDA, presents us with a new theme that was created by yoe_cu for the Nexus One. He took the theme and ported it over for all CM7 users to enjoy yoe_co’s work and efforts on other devices. A big thanks goes to both these guys for their hard work. A little bit about the theme –...

None of what might be talked about at this point in time is based on anything truly substantial. Would it at all surprise anyone at this point if the next version of the Nexus would have a name as simple as the Nexus+? With the recent launch of the social media creation, Google+, I don’t think...

  3D is all the rage these days.  CES had 3D technology on every corner and the newest concepts being shown where glasses free 3D TV.  It seems it’s also starting to influence our pocket technology too.  This latest device, soon to be released on the Sprint network, is the successor to...

It’s was a nice warm summer day as the Fedex van pulled up outside my office with a little packed full of big goodness.  Inside was a brand new HTC Sensation all ready to run on T-Mobile’s high speed network inside the Charlotte boundaries.  People have compared the Sensation to the Google...

We’ve all heard about the new HTC Sensation coming to T-Mobile and our good friend, @TheDroidGuy got his hands on this amazing device, unboxed it and gave us a nice introduction to this new dual-core power house from HTC. For those of you who don’t know much about this device, the HTC...

I personally like to know what makes developers and community members tick. What got them to where they are today and anything else they want to get off their chest. We recently gave you all a chance to win a copy of his latest book, ” App Inventor for Android; Build Your Own Apps – No Experience...

Just like the Nexus S update we saw the other day, Google’s Nexus One is now getting the same treatment. Original Nexus owners will now be able to reap the benefits of the added enhancements and fixes Google has thrown in with the exception of video chat via GTalk due to the lack of a front-facing...

WiFi calling on the T-Mobile network is a god send for people who don’t have a good signal in their homes or work locations.  It’s also a great tool when your travelling abroad and want to use the Internet to connect to the T-Mobile network and make calls without all the extra international...

Like many of you, I was eagerly waiting to find out what surprise @googlenexus had in store. Sadly it wasn’t exactly what I hoping for. Still, the update is another step in right direction. What I found funny was a comment a friend of mine made to me after hearing it the update was to include...

When I previously ran the performance test on a couple of Google Nexus Ones and a T-Mobile MyTouch 4G running CyanogenMOD CM7, the tests were run using all default CPU settings  to compare the optimizations using the standard CPU speeds.  Some people reached out and asked how the performance compares...