New products are always cool and nice; however, they also come with a big down side of bugs and other numerous problems that are waiting to be fixed. Now that the Nexus One has gotten into most people's hands, complaints are started to appear. Nexus One user have been discovering different issues with the new Google phone such as the infamous 3G connectivity issue and some other small problems regarding the touch screen calibration. Many of these problems still remain unclear and unable to identify if it is a hardware or software problem. Good news is more...

Here's something rather interesting to head, while the battle between the iPhone and Google Android goes on. Sony Ericsson has decided to put in some information on the new Google Nexus One. The Sony Ericsson's head CEO Bert Nordberg recently shared interesting news regarding the Google phone with Swedish publication Sydsvenskan. Bert said they were offered to build the Google phone Nexus One before HTC had the chance, and more importantly is they turned it down. Nordberg have stated more...

The T-Mobile Voice Plus is a new service that T-Mobile is trying out right now, the beta began recently and only the T-Mobile G1 users are capable of being selected in the beta. There is no release date announced for this service or if it will ever be available because this is still in the early stages. Something important to note is this beta will require you to update your G1's software, and doing so will erase all the settings and user data that's on your G1. Therefore, make sure more...

The Nexus One is to arrive to Verizon on March 23^rd but recent news have surfaced stating that the Nexus One will not be available at Verizon retail stores and can only be purchased online through Google. There has also been speculation, and probability for the Nexus One to have the HTC Sense UI, a feature many users have been asking for. Unfortunately there is not much confirmation on whether this newly carried Verizon phone will have it or not. Although there have been pictures showing the Nexus One on Verizon including the more...

HTC has recently announced that the HTC Tattoo is to receive the latest Android 2.1 update. The HTC Tattoo is the second phone to use the HTC Sense UI. With a 2.8" touch screen display, 240x320QVGA resolution, Bluetooth 2.0, Wi-Fi and a microSD slot it'll run on a 528 MHz Qualcomm MSM7225 processor, 256MB RAM, and a 512MB ROM, making it one of the lower end phones. more...