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Nexus One OTA Update Enables Pinch-to-Zoom
Looks like Google won’t be having any of that backtalk from Steve Jobs after all. According to the Nexus One News and Updates page, Google will be rolling out an over-the-air update for the Nexus One beginning today. Some may not receive the update until …
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Official WordPress App for Android is Now Available
Early last month, we mentioned that an official WordPress application for Android might be arriving shortly. One month later, to the day, we’ve learned that it can be found for free in the Android Market. According to the WordPress blog, it looks and feels similar …
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Nexus One is Coming to Sprint
Rumors of a Sprint enabled Nexus One have been floating around since Google announced that the “superphone” would make it’s way to Verizon in the Spring. Then, Walmart decided to kick the rumors into a higher gear by “accidentally” launching a Nexus One coming soon …
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Nexus One With AT&T 3G Bands Found in FCC Filing
Good news for all you AT&T subscribers who held out on getting a Nexus One because of the 3G incompatibility. It appears there is another version on the way! Check out the pictures below and you’ll see two different labels. The label to the right …
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OCOSMOS Announces OCS5
South Korean handset manufacturer OCOSMOS has released a new MIP (Mobile Internet Phone, or Multimedia Internet Phone depending who you talk to), that has the ability to make calls over VoIP when connected to WiFi. Of course, it runs the Android OS, has a 3.7 …
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Firefox Development Underway for Android
It seems that Mozilla has begun work in earnest on building Firefox for the Android platform. Citing sources from the German Firefox community, Softpedia says that Mozilla is working with developers to make a build available that will at least display webpages in February, with a …
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More Rumblings of 2.0 for the G1
A couple weeks ago, we heard the G1 might see an OTA update to Android 2.0 this month. There’s only a couple days left for that to be strictly true, but we’re hearing more rumblings that the upgrade is not far off.Â
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Chinavision Succeeds Where Others Have Failed, Makes a Boring Android Handset.
Engadget Mobile has an article up taking a look at Chinavision’s “Robot” Android handset. Check out the article for the full specs and lowdown on the phone. Â I’ll give you a hint before you go – It’s a 2.8″, dual-band snoozer. Â As I stated in …
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Motorola is Working on a Google Phone
It doesn’t come as a surprise, but Motorola CEO Sanjay Jha confirmed today that his company is working in partnership with Google on an Android phone to be sold directly to consumers. Presumably, this handset would join the Nexus One in Google’s online store. Further, …
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Is it Really Worth Putting Android on a Netbook?
While the tech-addict in me would love to own and play with an Android based netbook, the question must be asked:Â Does an Android netbook make much sense? Now before you go blasting me out of the water, (which I admit, may be deserved), take …
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Walmart: No Nexus One for Us. Thanks for Nothing, “Technical Error”
After less than a day in existence, the rumor that Walmart plans to offer the Nexus One has been killed. In a statement earlier today, Walmart dashed the hopes of more than a couple of folks. Due to a technical error, this item erroneously was …
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Expansys Offering Nexus One for Under a Dollar?
A reader of our just tipped us to another place to go for the new hotness that is the Nexus One. We’ve learned that online retailer Expansys plans on carrying the latest Android phone. Further, the Portuguese Expansys site has the Nexus One listed with …
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Nexus One, Other Android Phones to T-Mobile UK?
Robin O’Kelly, head of corporate affairs for T-Mobile U.K., just let the Twitterverse know a few bits of Android news: T-Mobile U.K. is in talks with Google to carry the Nexus One, and that T-Mobile U.K. will also be carrying LG’s first Android phone, the …
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Parallel Kingdom, A Newb In A L337′s World
I went into this review with the best intentions. I really did! Played it for about 20 minutes before wondering, “What’s the object of the game again?” I then realized that this wasn’t any old silly game you play for fun trying to kill time. …
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