Droid users, rejoice! Android 2.1 update is just around the corner, and it will be the full fledged update, with live wallpapers, 3D gallery and other features unlike previously rumored. The update version will be AP: ESE53/BP: C_01.3E.03P. The update is expected to be rolled out this week. The update roll out begins tomorrow. … ...

Android is becoming a popular OS for mobile phones these days and many new phones have been announced which will run the latest Android 2.1 but the release date of those mobile phones is not yet confirmed and many people are eager to update there phones to the latest OS. Right now, only Google Nexus One and few other handsets are running Android...

This week was loaded of new HTC handsets with Android 2.1 and HTC Sense. So here’s a video revealing an old HTC Hero running the newest Android 2.1 and Sense. What’s new you might ask? Well, looks like HTC wasn’t happy being the first to bring pinch-to-zoom to the browser and gallery (7 months before Google), it wants more.… ...

Pocket Now got themselves some pictures of the HTC incredible which is destined to be on Verizon’s Network. It’s an Android 2.1 phone with Sense UI slapped on top of it for eye candy and added functionality. Looking at the specifications, we would like to call this the HD2 of Android 2.1 smartphones but then the Nexus One had better specifications...

Droid users rejoice! I just got informed that Android 2.1 is now being tested for the Motorola Droid. And from the looks of it, it will be a lot like the Nexus One update. I think Verizon finally listened to the many complaining users about getting 2.1 on the Droid, but bear in mind nothing is for sure, any last minute changes can occur,...

Probably the biggest disappointment for Google Nexus One at launch was the missing multi-touch functionality. Fear not loyal Google Phone users, an update has been sent your way which will have you pinching to zoom in phone’s Browser, Gallery and Maps applications. Google has also provided a fix for the 3G issues in the update. Google...

Google has finally launched the much awaited and hyped Nexus One. Said to be the evolution of Android, the Nexus One is where the web meets the phone according to Google. HTC and Google worked closely on the Nexus One to make it a ‘superphone’ and it features top of the line specifications and features. Featuring a 1 GHz Snapdragon processor...

The guys over at Engadget have luckily gotten their hands on the Google Nexus One and have taken loads of unboxing pictures as well as a video walkthrough of the interface. If you’ve been thinking that this is the iPhone killer we’ve all been waiting for – well, you’re wrong. While it’s definitely faster than the Droid, it feels...

Gizmodo has gotten their hands on leaked documents with official screenshots of pricing and plans of the Nexus One. That’s right, the final name of the Google Phone will be Nexus One and it will cost $530 for unlocked ( not so cheap from Google as everybody expected eh? ) and $180 with T-Mobile after subsidy over a 2 year contract. … ...

Engadget has received an invite by Google for an Android Press Conference on the 5th of January in Mountain View, California. With the confirmation of the launch date already available thanks to T-Mobile, the Nexus One could be officialy announced at the conference. Here’s what the invite says: With the launch of the first Android-powered...