Sturdy computation is going on between Nexus One, iPhone and Motorola Droid in market these days. Those of you who are struggling to make a choice between these fabulous touch phones, BillShrink shared a nice chart that puts AT&T’s iPhone 3GS, Sprint’s Palm Pre, Verizon’s Motorola Droid and T-Mobile’s Nexus One against each other and show their comparison in terms of specifications and prices. Have a look:

Within the first week of Nexus One's release, Paul at Modaco forums has managed to release the first ever Android 2.1 custom ROM for Nexus One which packs a custom kernel, and includes busybox, nano 2.09, parted and sqlite tools, Wireless Tethering option (Yay!), titanium backup and more. Note that this custom ROM includes tethering hack of Nexus One which was previously available as a part of add-ons pack for Nexus One.

Even before the release of Nexus One, Paul O’Brien at modaco forums managed to root Google Nexus. However after its release, bootloaders were locked by Google Nexus One team which was later unlocked by the same person via bootloader's hidden command. And now, just within week of the release of Nexus One, folks at XDA forums has hacked it again to enable wireless and wired tethering option in Android 2.1 by installing an addon over...

Remember when Google Nexus One was first rooted even before its official release providing you the complete access of Nexus One file system. But now Google Nexus One team has blocked bootloaders on the retail devices but fortunately Paul O’Brien at Modaco forums, same person who rooted Nexus One for the first time, has managed to unlock Nexus One bootloader on retail devices too.

Like Motorola Droid on Verizon, the US version of Nexus One lacks the multitouch capability. Even though the hardware of Nexus One and Android 2.1 OS fully support Nexus One, yet Google didn't shipped Nexus One with multitouch capabilities in web-browser despite of the fact that Apple's iPhone support both multitouch and apps since 2007. According to Engadget, a phone passed on to the German site Heise has all the multitouch goodness like pinch-to-zoom enabled...

Google has officially launched much awaited Nexus One. After weeks of rumors and leaked specification, pictures and reviews, the search engine giant finally decided to unveil its first cell phone named as Nexus One. For those who don't know, Nexus One is Google's first branded cell phone, it operates on Android 2.1 OS and the hardware of cell phone has been provided by HTC.

Google's upcoming cell phone named as Nexus One has been rooted, the phone is yet to be released! Paul O’Brien at modaco forums has managed to root Google Nexus One successfully running on latest Android 2.1. He did it by modifying original Android ROM with a custom ROM/boot.img via a software/procedure he is naming as Superboot.

T-Mobile has now officially confirmed Google Phone aka Nexus One, Tmonews got their hands on an internal T-Mobile training doc for the upcoming Google Android Phone, so this pretty much clears any rumors about who will sell and support the product, as the documents clearly says that "The Nexus One will be sold solely by Google via the web, T-Mobile will provide the service and support/troubleshooting services will be provided by HTC", so now every...

As the release date of Google's Nexus One is approaching, more stuff and details about it is hitting the web, now we have unboxing pictures and video of Nexus One leaked via a twitter user, djrobrob. He showed some pictures of unboxing Google Nexus One Phone and shared a video as well, Google kept the things simple and elligent when it comes to the packing of phone, box has white background with Google and Nexus...

Earlier, we shared that Motorola Milestone ROM is about to be released for Motorola Droid. Alpha version of ROM has just been released and is available for downloaded on AllDroid, this ROM will bring full multitouch functionality in it like zoom and tap functionality in browser, pictures and Google Maps. For those who don't know, Motorola Droid on Verizon US don't support multitouch functionality in most of the applications, although the hardware is fully capable...