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Since a CDMA version of the Nexus One has passed the FCC. The guys over at androidcentral.com website has gotten some more information on it. According to a anonymous Google worker that stated:

The Nexus One, originally released on T-Mobile in January, has passed FCC inspection for use on Verizon's CDMA network and according to a Google worker who wishes to remain anonymous it will be made available on March 23.

This could be a believable date since Google is adding Verizon to the Nexus One’s website in the spring. So what do you think are you going to get the Nexus One when it comes to Verizon?


Source:Android Central

Thanks to the guys over at phonedog’s website they were able to get a hands on review of the HTC Desire. Now this device run’s Android 2.1, and a 5.0 mega pixel camera, an Gb micros SD card, expandable to 32 GB microSD, GPS, Wi-Fi, 1Ghz processor, Bluetooth, 512MB of ROM & RAM. There’s still no word on if this handset is ever coming to the US. So tell me what you think of the HTC Desire?


The guys over at Engadget has happened to get a snap shot of HTC upcoming handset the HTC Legend. And some of the handset’s leaked tech spaces which the device will have a 3.2-inch HVGA AMOLED touchscreen, a 600 MHz Qualcomm processor, 5.0-megapixel camera with LED flash, Bluetooth support, Wi-Fi, supports Quadband GSM/EDGE, support dualband HSPA & 3.5mm headphone jack. That’s not a bad handset it could be possibly that HTC is making cheaper android handsets by using a slower processor. Although their is still no word on when this handset will be available in the US.