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Well since the first Google Android handset came on to the smart phone market in 2008 with the T-Mobile G1. The mobile operating system has managed to be put on smart phones from HTC, Samsung & Motorola. According to Canalys a high tech analysis company has put up their worldwide smart phone market share from Apple, Microsoft, RIM, Symbian & Google. Google has shipped 7,786,870 devices & has gain 4.7% of overall smart phone sales worldwide. 

That’s impressive to have gained that much market share worldwide over the course of a year. So what do you think 2011 will bring Google Android?

Source:Canalys

It’s seems that the Nexus One’s 3G issues are not as easily resolved as Google would like them to be. An upset Nexus One owner demonstrated in a You Tube video how he could make the Nexus One lose 3G-connectivity. By simply placing his hand over the lower half of the phone, which apparently will cause the Nexus One’s 3G to switch to Edge. The video was taken after the over the air software update went out that supposedly improved the Nexus One’s 3G-connectivity. Looks like the Nexus One just might have a hardware issue and not a software issue. And HTC might want to start acknowledging the Nexus One’s 3G issue soon.