Google added a Nexus One car dock to the list of accessories on their Nexus One purchase page. Although it’s not the cheapest car dock out there at $55, but it’s probably worth it for people who need the hands free operation Google style.

Features:

• Charges the Nexus One while docked
• Built in speaker
• Built in Bluetooth
• Quick access to voice commands
• Quick access to Google Maps Navigation

I kinda like the idea of the built in speakers, now I can listen to my podcasts and audio books while driving. What do you think? Are you gonna going to order one?

The official Digg application for Android is now out in the Android Market. Read, digg and bury stories like you would on the Digg website.

Digg app features:

• Flip through Digg stories
• Digg and bury stories
• Digg and bury comments
• Supports landscape mode
• Pages load in the in-app browser

Search for “digg” in Android Market to download the app for free.

Digg QR Code:

Do you dream of playing Farmville at work from your Nexus One? Well the time is near my friend, a video of some testing on HTC’s Desire ROM which comes with Adobe’s Flash Player 10.1 can be seen below. What better way to test out Flash on the Nexus One than to log into Facebook and play some Farmville.

Expect the release to come out some time this year. Are you excited to play Farmville or other kinds of flash based games on your Android phone?

FarmVille Nexus One Demo:

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Having issues with your Nexus One? Google has now added a support information page for all your phone woes. If you have a question about an Existing Order (Status and shipping) or looking for some Technical Support call the number below to talk to a real breathing Google person.

Google at 888-48-NEXUS (63987). Open daily from 7:00 am EST to 10:00 pm EST.

Make sure to have your Google order number ready when a rep answers your call. Its the 15 digit number on your Google Checkout order receipt, you can also find that number on your packing slip.

Google is rolling out an update for the Nexus One which will enable multi-touch pinch to zoom functionality for the browser, Gallery, and Maps. So if you’re a Nexus One owner expect an update soon. While you’re waiting why not check out the video and see the surprise coming your way.

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Google is always looking for ways to make everyone’s life easier and they did it again by adding a new feature on their mobile homepage.

Now when you go to Google’s home page from your mobile phone there’s an option to search for “What’s near me”. Get a list of businesses around you and even get reviews from other customers. Very useful tool and now you’ll never have to ask, “What’s near me?”.

Here’s one example on how this “near me” can come in handy:

Check out this video demo showing the early version of Adobe Flash Player 10.1 on the Nexus One. No word on when it’s going to be released yet but stay tuned.

Canadians always get the short end of the stick when it comes to mobile technology, but hopefully this will all change very soon because the Chief Commercial Officer of WIND Mobile tweeted they are “in talks” with Google to bring the Nexus One to Canadians.

Check out the Tweet here.

The long awaited Google Android “Nexus One” announcement wrapped up today and just in case you missed it we got the low down on what went down this afternoon at Mountain View.

Time for some bullet points:

• 3.7-inch AMOLED display
• 1GHz Snapdragon
• Multi-color notification LED under the trackball
• Compass, GPS, accelerometer, light and proximity sensor
• No thicker than a number two pencil, no heavier than a Swiss army knife
• Five megapixel camera with LED flash
• stereo bluetooth and 3.5mm headphone jack
• Active noise suppression – one on the bottom and another on the back for noise reduction
• custom engraving for two-line
• running Android 2.1
• Dynamic, animated background
• Background sync with Picasa web
• Voice-searching for direction
• voice keyboard
• www.google.com/phone is now live
• coming to the Verizon this Spring
• Vodafone will be getting it later this year

Engadget

The folks over at Engadget got their hands on Google’s Nexus One and they’ve given the phone a nice thorough examination. Lets break it down.

• 1GHz Snapdragon CP
• Runs on Android 2.1
• 3.7-inch, 480 x 800 display
• 512MB of ROM, 512MB of RAM
• 4GB microSD card which can be expanded to 32GB
• 5 megapixel camera with LED flash
• Runs faster than the Motorola Droid
• Comes with animated wallpapers

Nexus One Hands-on video from Engadget

Engadget Nexus One Preview