iFixit has just unveiled that the iPhone 4 also uses the same Audience-powered chip for ambient noise cancellation which was found in Google's Nexus One. iFixit did not bother much the first time they ran the teardown of the iPhone 4 because Apple had simply white-labelled this chip.

Google started to roll out Android 2.3.3 (Gingerbread) OTA update to Nexus One and Nexus S users on February 23rd, 2011. If you haven't received Android 2.3.3 OTA update on your Nexus One yet, you can use step-by-step guide below to install Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread on your Nexus One manually.

If you want to install ClockworkMod Recovery image on your Nexus One, you can either install through Android Market or you can install it manually by using the step-by-step guide below. If your Nexus One is already rooted, just skip the procedure below, go to Android Market and search for ROM Manager to install ClockworkMod Recovery in one go.

Google Latitude service allows you to share your current location with your friends based on information from GPS and cell towers. Though it is a very useful service but at the same time, Google Latitude can also kill the battery of your Android phone as it constantly shares your location as a background process. If you want to completely shutdown the Google Latitude service, follow the step-by-step guide below:

Google is now pushing the new revamped Android Market to all of the Android devices running on Android 1.6 or later. Thanks to the hackers at XDA-Developers, now you can install the new Android Market on your Android device without waiting for the slow OTA update to come to your phone.

Though the Facebook app for Android now support as many features as Facebook for iPhone but still Nexus One users are unable to play Facebook videos directly from the Facebook app by using the stock Movies app. VPlayer Alpha, yeah the same player which allows you to play almost all video formats on your Android phone now support Facebook videos as well.

After facing strong criticism over Nexus One's 3G connectivity and touchscreen calibration issues, Google ditched HTC and gave the chance to Samsung, Inc by releasing its much awaited smartphone, Google Nexus S. We have already reviewed the specs, price and availability of Nexus S in detail but here is the comparison sheet between Nexus One and Nexus S which will help you to find the goods and bads about each model.

The most anticipated gadget of this month is here! Yep, Google has finally released the successor of Nexus One, the Google Nexus S. Bundled with Android 2.3 Gingerbread, Nexus S features 1GHz Cortex CPU, Super AMOLED capacitive display, 5 MP camera at the back, VGA camera at the front and 16GB iNAND flash memory.

If you are planning to buy an Android smartphone in the upcoming week, we would recommend you to wait for another week. According to folks at AndroidAndMe, Samsung will be unveiling Google Nexus Two on November 8th at a press conference in New York city. Samsung have already confirmed its media event on Nov 8th by sending out the invites to selected media personnel.

CLShortFuse at xda-developers managed to create another 1-click root for Android 2.2.1 (FRG83) on Nexus One. Previously rooting on Android 2.2 (FRF91) was possible with Universal Androot which is a 1-click root app for Nexus One, HTC Hero, HTC Magic, Motorola Milestone, Motorola Droid, Dell Streak and many other Android phones.