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Nexus One Press Event Coverage
Today, Google will be unveiling the HTC made Nexus One. It will be the first Android 2.1 handset on the market as well as the first phone which will be sold directly from Google. At this point, we know that the Nexus one will be priced at $179.99 with a new T-Mobile contract or $529.99…
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Android 2.0 making its way to HTC Magic in the Spring [Rumor]
If you’re the proud owner of HTC’s first generation of Android handsets (HTC Dream and the HTC Magic), you might be asking yourself when your phone will be getting the latest Android update. HTC rolled out an Android 1.6 update last fall, but Motorola’s DROID is running Android 2.0.1 and the Nexus One (which should…
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Rumor alert: HTC working on iMate acquition?
Many of you might remember a company named iMate. They made their living by rebranding HTC handsets up until a few years ago. My very first HTC handset was actually the iMate JAM, which many of you may know as the HTC Magician. Over the past 2 years, iMate has been working on their own…
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Unlocked Nexus One price set at $530, T-Mobile contract reduces price to $180
Even since we first started hearing rumors about a Google phone, the main question on everyone’s mind was about the price of the handset. Google’s Nexus One press event is not only six days away, but that hasn’t stopped people from leaking more details. The Nexus One will sell for $530 without any contract obligations.…
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Press event for Google’s Nexus One scheduled for January 5th
In my last post, I predicted that we might hear something from HTC or Google by the end of the week regarding the Nexus One. I guess I was off by a few days. I opened up my email a few minutes ago to find the image above. Google has just sent out invitations to…
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T-Mobile systems confirm imminent launch of Google’s Nexus One
This morning, TmoNews has gotten word from their sources that T-Mobile will officially support the HTC Nexus One. T-Mobile’s internal system indicated that the carrier will be launching a new Android device in early January. HTC and Google will be handling troubleshooting and exchanges for the device while T-Mobile will be offering support for billing…
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Nexus One dock clears FCC, could support wireless Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR docking
As expected, news of the Nexus One keeps rolling in. This time around, the FCC has cleared the Nexus One desktop dock. The CR B410 will feature Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR, AC adaptor, and an AV connection for those who want to connect their Nexus One to their TV or entertainment center. We’re not exactly…