Google Nexus One NOT getting Ice Cream Sandwich

The Nexus One's place in Mobile Tech history certainly is one of great importance. One can argue that it was a commercial flop but is undoubtedly one of the most important handsets of all time. Like the G1 and DROID before it, the Nexus One is no longer going to be supported by Google. According to Google's Hugo Barra the Nexus One simply doesn't have the hardware to support Ice Cream Sandwich. While for many this may be the right time to upgrade to the Galaxy Nexus, for many others it will be yet another opportunity to check out the work of modders like the Cyanogenmod Team and the folks at XDA Developers to look for a third party ICS port.

Vidéotron Nexus One finally getting Android 2.3.4 Gingerbread

After months of waiting for their taste of Gingerbread goodness, Vidéotron Nexus One owners can now rejoice with their unbranded Nexus One brethren as the Vidéotron Nexus One has finally been updated to Android 2.3.4.

Vidéotron Nexus One to get upgraded in April

According to official Twitter of Videotron their version of Nexus One will be updated at some point in April. Which version it's going to get upgrade to is unclear but it's good to hear that the phone will be updated. Hopefully the update will be the coveted Gingerbread update. 

Android 2.3.3 being rolled out to Nexus S and Nexus One

It was an unusually long wait, but the Nexus One is finally getting upgraded to Android 2.3 Gingerbread. The revamped UI, performance enhancements, keyboard tweaks and other underlying improvements will be hitting the Nexus One. The update (2.3.3) will also be pushed to the already Gingerbread Equipped Nexus S, via an over the air patch, pushed sometime over the next two weeks to all Nexus One and Nexus S.