USB Host Hack Lets You Plug Flash Drives and Keyboards To Your Nexus One
While most smartphones do have USB connectors, they are usually designed for placing the phone as a device. One hacker by the name of Sven Killig, however, found a way to take your average Nexus One Phone and use a USB Host Hack to let you plug in flash drives, …
Upcoming Motorola Shadow Might be the Nexus Two; plus Nexus One Gets Multitouch Support
While the debate is still hot whether Google’s HTC Nexus One is the iPhone killer or not, we’ve already heard gossips aimed at identifying the possible successor of the world’s best Google Android phone till date. The word on the street is that the Motorola Shadow is in fact, the …
Multitouch Browsing Brought to the Google Nexus One Through Hack
Unlike previous Android-based phones, Google’s recently unveiled Nexus One ships without Multitouch support for its applications, but fear not confused Nexus One owners, a relatively simple hack is available to enable this common smartphone ability.
When browsing the web on a display as small as ones found in the common touchscreen …
Google Nexus One Unveiled
The idea of a Google Phone has long existed, and it is perhaps time for the indomitable company to unleash the official Google Phone. Almost certainly, the Google Phone runs on the Android 2.1 and it is being touted as an “example of what things should be”, whatever that means. …
New Google Nexus One Android Phone Video
While there are so many speculations about the upcoming new Google Nexus One Android Phone, at least we have a short updated video (seen below) showing this exciting Nexus One in action.
Will the Nexus One really be released on January 5th, 2010? No one really knows except Google, but as …