The debut of Google’s Nexus One “superphone” generated a lot of pre-launch hype with many heralding it as an “iPhone killer” before even seeing it. Fast forward to today. The phone is ...

The Nexus One makes use of your Google account the way a peasant farmer utilizes a pig carcass — it uses almost every part. (Except Google Docs, which you can view from the browser, but without ...

Google may not be saying much, but here's our takeaway on the lessons Google has learned -- or should have learned -- from the Nexus One. 1. You can't sell phones like computers.

The Nexus One, the Google Phone, is really here. And everything you need to know about it? Right here. What Is It? It’s the latest, maybe greatest, Android phone.

The Nexus One is the latest in a growing line of Google Android phones, though it is the first to offer Android 2.1. Other phones, including the HTC Droid Eris and the Motorola Droid, will feature ...

Google Inc. began selling its own mobile phone Tuesday, a much-anticipated move aimed at protecting its online advertising empire.

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. You may have fewer than 11 days to purchase what many critics still ...

One of the biggest announcements from MWC 2010 this past week has been the official debut of the HTC Desire, instantly dubbed the Google Nexus… ...

Google unveiled its Nexus One smartphone today, powered by Google's Android software and manufactured by Taiwan-based HTC. Reviewers say it is sleek like the Apple iPhone, which dominates the ...

Engadget has what it says are "honest-to-goodness pics" of the Nexus One. There's much twittering going on about this -- including, supposedly, some tweets from Google employees who have the devices.

The Nexus One was designed by HTC, which has a close relationship with Google. HTC created the first Android phone, the T-Mobile G1, and has released at least five Android handsets since the ...

The Nexus One's version of Android is an evolution, not a revolution. The basics, as we covered in the Droid review , remain the same. The changes between this phone and the Droid are only skin deep.