By Future Android Phones Saturday, May 21, 2011 0 comments

Attention Nexus One owners. If you’re looking to get Android 2.3.4 on your phone this moment (who likes waiting for OTA updates?), then there is an easy manual installation process that you can follow to get it up and running right now.

Last week, Google announced that Android 2.3.4 would roll out to the Nexus S and Nexus One in the weeks ahead. Well, shortly after that announcement a manual installation became available for some Nexus S owners much to the chagrin of those who still employ a Nexus One.

No need to feel down anymore Nexus One owners because there is now a way to manually install the Android 2.3.4 update right now which means you can avoid waiting for the roll out that’s currently in progress. Here’s how to do it:

1. Download the update here.
2. You’ll want to rename the file to update.zip. If you are using a Windows machine, you can rename it to update, without the zip.
3. Copy that file, update.zip or update, and put it on your microSD card.
4. Make sure you Nexus One is off and then hold down the trackball and press the power button.
5. Once you see the white screen and the Androids, you’ll want to select Bootloader.
6. At this point, your phone is going to reboot and you should see another Android as well as a triangle.
7. Now press the volume up and power button at the same time.
8. Using the trackball, you will want to choose Apply sdcard:update.zip or Apply sdcard:update.
9. Boom, Android 2.3.4

Those instructions should get you up and running in no time and get your Nexus One squared away with a bunch of bug fixes. For those interested in what’s in the update, you can head here and see a full list.


Source : http://www.gottabemobile.com/2011/05/03/nexus-one-android-2-3-4-update-can-be-manually-installed/

By Future Android Phones 0 comments

Attention, Nexus One owners: the latest variant of Gingerbread is here! But don't get too excited as this "special" Nexus One version of Android doesn't deliver all the digital goodies that other handsets are getting.

Those with the "original Google handset" will find that their 2.3.4 update is sadly lacking one much-talked-about new Gingerbread feature: video calling. Google Talk video (and voice) calling was first introduced to the Nexus S last month, and now Android 2.3.4 has arrived for the Nexus One, sans video chat functionality, as noted by the guys over at the XDA-Developers forum.

The lack of video chat functionality for the Nexus One is hardly surprising--the device doesn't have a front-facing camera, after all (but why not allow video calls using the the rear-facing camera?). But the more important omission may be the lack of voice chat support in the Google Talk update. Doh!

Nexus One owners can instead look forward to an update comprising mainly of exciting bug fixes! Yipee! If you can't wait for those bugs to be squashed you can grab the 2.3.4 update for the Nexus one here (direct ZIP download), with instructions on how to install it manually detailed here. Alternatively the update will be being pushed out over-the-air real soon.



Source : http://www.pcworld.com/article/226980/android_234_comes_to_nexus_onewithout_google_talk_voice_chat.html

By Future Android Phones Thursday, February 24, 2011 0 comments

We know that all owner of google android telephone wish to get the new firmware update specifically for Google nexus one particular owner who has waiting for lengthy time to obtain update. Google has been announced that Firmware Update Android 2.3.3 come to Google Nexus One and Nexus S and you can update at the moment via OTA for selected nation but google makesure that all Google Nexus One and Nexus S owners will get the new firmware update Android 2.3.3 in many weeks ahead.

We know that only several user who has update the nexus one to android 2.3 gingerbread and we consider this ia goog selection to jump the update to Android 2.3.3. Honestly that google also present android 3.0 honeycomb for google nexus S since we feel which will attract more individuals to have one particular. stay tune.