(Wired)-- Google's Nexus One phone may have been one of the most anticipated devices of the last few weeks. But since the smartphone's launch last Tuesday, it has left a string of unhappy ...

But it wasn't always that way. Back in 2010, Google worked with HTC to make the Google Nexus One, meant to market some of the best parts of what Android can do without additional features created ...

Believe me, they are not Christmas presents. Google is having its employees test the Nexus One Android-based smartphones prior to releasing them to consumers. Google is famous for its widespread ...

Google dove into the mobile device market this week with a splash similar to a Baby Grand piano falling into a swimming pool from 10 stories up. With the unveiling of HTC's Nexus One smartphone ...

Google on Monday revealed that it has canceled its HTC-manufactured Nexus One smartphone for Verizon in the U.S. In addition, Research in Motion announced that BlackBerry 6, its next mobile ...

But rather than have LG and Huawei make them, Google supposedly hired HTC, the same company that made the iconic Nexus One. A pair of new reports bring further evidence that Google may indeed ...

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In 2010, Google sold the HTC-manufactured Nexus One directly from its website. Subsequently, Nexus S and Galaxy Nexus phones from Samsung were offered by the carriers. In 2012, Google's e-commerce ...

[follower] prototyped a 2-line external display for his Nexus One using an Arduino with a USB Host Shield, and the Android Open Accessory Protocol. There are two basic software pieces at work ...

These PenTile RGBG matrices are sometimes used in OLED displays. For instance, the Nexus One smart phone features a display of this type. Because red, green, and blue OLEDs emit different ...