Interesting side note — we understand that Erick Schmidt, Larry Paige, and Serge Brin all own this phone.

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If 6.0.0 RC1 just wasn’t cutting it for ya, CyanogenMod-6.0 has released what’s being touted as the “first stable release based on Android 2.2″ and has hit the target number of supported devices, which by our quick count includes EVO 4G, Slide, Nexus One, Dream / Magic, Aria, and Droid — and we might be missing a few.. You know the drill; if you need a bit of Froyo in your mobile life. [Thanks to everyone who sent this in] Cyanogen Mod 6 — the one with Froyo — hits target list of devices, first stable release originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 30 Aug 2010 00:58:00 EDT

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Google just confirmed it at an Android / Flash event in San Francisco, and sure enough, our trusty Nexus One just found, downloaded and installed the final (read: non-beta) version of Adobe’s Flash Player 10.1 .

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Flash Player 10.1 goes final for Nexus One handsets, available to download now

Your average satellite these days is roughly on par in terms of size with your average living room, give or take, and so naturally the cost of lofting one into orbit is, if you’ll pardon the phrase, sky high . Despite that, many offer less processing power a mobile processor like Snapdragon . The obvious solution

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Nexus One blasts off to 28,000 feet, looks slightly worse for wear (video)

Your average satellite these days is roughly on par in terms of size with your average living room, give or take, and so naturally the cost of lofting one into orbit is, if you’ll pardon the phrase, sky high . Despite that, many offer less processing power a mobile processor like Snapdragon . The obvious solution?

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Your average satellite these days is roughly on par in terms of size with your average living room, give or take, and so naturally the cost of lofting one into orbit is, if you’ll pardon the phrase, sky high . Despite that, many offer less processing power a mobile processor like Snapdragon . The obvious solution

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Nexus One blasts off to 28,000 feet, looks slightly worse for wear (video)

When we first heard through the grapevine that Best Buy was launching its own branded wireless data service, Connect , rumor had it that 4G was going to be baked right in there. We’d later learn that was just wishful thinking, but today’s announcement of a partnership with Clearwire makes it instead simply look premature. Starting sometime next year, Best Buy Connect will offer 4G wireless data over Clearwire’s WiMAX network — and that’s all the two are saying about this partnership right now.

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Best Buy partners with Clearwire, will Connect customers to 4G

Welcome back to our “worst kept secrets” hour, where HTC has seen fit to release a PR blast informing the world of what it already knew: the Desire and Nexus One are getting Super (duper) LCD displays to fill demand that Samsung’s AMOLED division cannot .

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HTC makes Super LCD screens for Desire and Nexus One official

As you may or may not be already aware, the Nexus One and HTC Desire have the same Broadcom chip.

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Nexus One now a step closer to FM radio support, thanks to modified kernel

Ever wondered what would happen if you threw another mobile OS onto your Nexus One ? Without removing Android? Contrary to popular belief, the world will in fact not end , and in many cases, lives could very well be improved.

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Ubuntu joins Android on Nexus One, apocalyptic repercussions nowhere to be found