Want to try Android 2.3 Gingerbread on your Nexus One before the official version is released? I’ve been using it for couple days and it’s pretty stable, highly recommended over the stock 2.2.
Still using Android 2.2? Even with Google’s latest Android 2.2.1 update, you are probably not up to speed unless you’ve got the Android 2.3 Gingerbread ROM. Actually there’s
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ilx_cpGZczM&feature=player_embedded
Check out this speed/3D benchmarking test between the Droid X, HTC Evo 4G, and the Nexus One which proves Nexus One is still the fastest of them all.
Of course, let’s not forget also that Nexus One is running the latest, zippy Android 2.2 Froyo while Droid X and Evo 4G are on Android 2.1.
Once Droid X and HTC Evo 4G are upgrade to 2.2 Froyo, we should expect similar performance between all of the three Android smartphones.
Google’s first-ever physical product, the Nexus One will be hitting retail outlets of South Korea, where we will see how if fares against iPhones and Samsung’s new line of Android phones.
The good thing? Nexus One in South Korea will come loaded with Android 2.2 Froyo, wifi tethering support, and yeah, the ability to view flash-based web sites with its mobile Flash Player Beta 10.1.
via nexusonehacks,
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Abi0uI1kYM&feature=player_embedded
Yup, Nexus One has a chip capable of doing 720P HD videos (as it uses the same 1Ghz Snapdragon processor as HTC Evo 4G which does 720P HD) and someone has hacked it to do 720P HD.
And the process of putting this on your Nexus One isn’t too complicated so long as you have your Nexus One rooted and
Well, it’s been exciting to see the very first Android Tablet (larger than 7-inches) hands-on but I did also see Adobe’s Air working on the Android smartphones (Nexus One).
See the hands-on video of Adobe Air games running on Android (Nexus One):
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6JmQCr-t1Vg
Adobe Air brings a lot of possibilities for developers to bring mobile applications to different platforms including Android phones, Palm Pre, and mo
Google has just announced that their new Google Nexus One car dock that has built-in speakers (for better in-car experience), will auto-load the in-car menu, and re-charges your phone via the cigarette adaptor provided. I think this is simply awesome and I am going to have to get one real soon.
The Nexus One Car Dock is the perfect place to put your phone when you’re in the car. In addition to holding your Nexus One, the car dock also charges your phone’s battery, lets you use your phone handsfree, and provides easier access to voice and navigation apps.
The
For those of you who want to try a different keyboard than the stock Nexus One provides, you might want to try the HTC keyboard. Installing is pretty easy, no rooting needed. You can see full step-by-step instructions on how to install the HTC keyboard over at our Nexus One Hacks blog.
I really like this keyboard a lot, even better than the Better Keyboard app I bought for $3.99. Best of all, it’s FREE!
I found this hack on YouTube by a kid named Ray, who shows you how to download and install paid apps for free. Of course, it’s probably illegal and we highly recommend to buy your apps and it’s informational purposes ONLY!
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RO6DvsOpGvc&feature=player_embedded
Basically what you do is do a Google search for any .apk files. For example, if you wanted an app called Picaso (just making it up), do a Google search for Picaso.apk.
Download the apk file, copy it to your phone’s SD card, then use apkInstaller to install
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NPL21wZsfic
Oh boy, Apple is going to have a tough time selling iPhones this year. – link
Nexus One is officially now available on T-Mobile, Canadian Rogers, and AT&T with Sprint coming. That’s like a double-whammy knockout punch for Apple.
Hey, it was Apple’
Yup, I’ve been hacking my Nexus One phone a bit, this is my first time with Android phones but seems like I am getting the hang of it. I’ve just installed the HTC Desire ROM on my Nexus One and I have to say, it’s rather nice.
I can also switch back and forth between the Cyanogen Mod and the HTC Desire, which is really cool.
Now, I just wish there were more ROMs available for the Nexus One.
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