The Google Nexus One is sending us into a feeling frenzy this week thanks to a software update that adds multi-touch, letting you pinch your fingers against the screen to zoom in and out, in the Web ...

Google unveiled the Nexus One a little over a week ago after weeks of rumors and hype. Not only has the Android-based handset failed to revolutionize the smartphone industry as some had speculated, ...

The new features are available through an over-the-air software update, according to a blog post by the company. In addition, the update provides a general fix to improve 3G connectivity on some Nexus ...

With the pending closure of Google’s Nexus One online store, a smartphone revolution is in tatters. Google still has a killer product in Android, but the Nexus One’s online-only business model, meant ...

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Ah, the Google Nexus One. Google's current "flagship" Android device received an enormous amount of attention in the time leading up to its release. While definitely justified, it also came with a ...

In other words, Google just gave users two more ways -- the Nexus One phone and storefront -- to interact with Google that much more. It's an expansion of the business model and puts Google not only ...

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The phone doesn't live up to many of the hopes observers had, but there's plenty of room for future iterations to grow Perhaps as interesting as describing Google’s Nexus One, unveiled on Tuesday, is ...

Google Inc. isn’t talking publicly about reported plans to sell a powerful Android-based smartphone called the Nexus One directly to consumers next year, but the idea is already raising eyebrows with ...

The coveted “Google phone” is finally here, but the Nexus One isn’t quite the superphone that Google intimated it would be. It lacks some valuable features (like multitouch and Outlook calendar ...