NEXUS ONE popularity and NEXUS ONE trends

And just like that, Google is selling smartphones again. Andy Rubin, Google's SVP of Mobile and Digital Content, just officially pulled back the curtains on a new section in the Google Play Store where Google will be selling hardware directly to customers. The first device to go on sale is the unlocked version of Samsung's venerable Galaxy Nexus, which will sell for $399 but only in the U.S. (f...

Google stopped Web sales of the Nexus One due to slow demand in 2010, but the company believes that times have changed.

According to Business Insider, Google has bigger plans for Motorola than just hoarding Moto's patents. BI is saying Google now wants to use Motorola's team to create its own Google smartphones and tablets. Meaning Google doesn't just want to develop another Nexus One, it wants to make its own iPhone. And that would be a very, very bad idea. More » ...

Squeezed by Apple and Samsung, it had a bad quarter and expects the next to be worse There was a time when HTC and Android were practically synonymous. The Taiwanese manufacturer built the first commercially available Android phone -- the HTC Dream -- in 2008, and two years later collaborated with Google (GOOG) to build the Nexus One, the flagship of the Android line. Last November, it edged pa...

Here's a good brief look at the state of CyanogenMod, a free/open fork of the Android operating system that lets you do a lot more with your tablet/phone. I really like the way that CyanogenMod exerts force on the Android ecosystem: back when Google was unwilling to ship a tethering app (even for "Google Experience" [...]

El gigante estadounidense Apple ha obtenido una victoria parcial en la guerra de patentes que mantiene con la firma taiwanesa HTC, el fabricante de teléfonos inteligentes como el Nexus One de Google.

Carrier IQ, a diagnostic tool installed in millions of smartphones all over the world, is gathering a lot of info about your activity – po…

The Galaxy Nexus is the latest in a line of flagship device launches for Google, a program it began after collaborating with HTC to launch the first Android phone, the HTC Dream, in October 2008. Working closely with a single manufacturer, Google prepares each major iteration of Android for launch with a brand new device. The practice eventually became what we now know as the "Nexus" program, b...