Nexus One – Customization
Learn how to personalize the Nexus One homescreen with custom live wallpapers, widgets, shortcuts and folders.

Nexus OneNews and Updates
Tuesday, March 02, 2010
Get a spare battery for your Nexus One
One of the great things about the Nexus One is that you can easily remove and replace the battery. If you would like to be able to carry a fully charged spare battery, we recommend official Nexus One batteries for performance and reliability.

You can purchase spare batteries here or by going to google.com/phone and clicking “Get your phone.” Then just scroll to the bottom to select batteries. Please note that there is a purchase limit of five batteries per customer.

Nexus One – Android Market
Learn about Android Market, and all the great apps you can find there, on Nexus One.

News and Updates
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
The making of Nexus One video series

We recently released an exclusive video series on the Nexus One YouTube channel, documenting the making of the Nexus One. The 5 videos in the series, titled ‘The Story,’ provide a unique insight into the craftsmanship involved in producing a device like the Nexus One.

Google worked closely with HTC to capture behind the scenes action of the development and production of the Nexus One and to document the partnership between the two companies.

HTC has rarely allowed cameras into its advanced manufacturing and design facilities in Taiwan, and this is the first time that processes involved in the design, testing and manufacturing have been captured in such detail.

The videos, which contain exclusive footage captured at HTC and its partner facilities, are narrated by Erick Tseng (Lead Product Manager for Nexus One, Google), Tomasz Hasinkski (Project Manager, HTC) and Lloyd Watts (Founder, Audience). Their narration was taken from live recordings of conversations about the Nexus One.

Translatable captions have been added to all the videos, so you can watch them in more than 50 languages

Nexus One Camera and 3D Gallery
Learn about the 3D media gallery on Nexus One. Cooliris™ Gallery enables you to view, browse, edit and share photos and videos.

Using your Nexus One Gmail

Touch the Gmail icon on the Home screen or in the Launcher to access your email account on your phone. Your Inbox displays conversations with the newest messages at the top. To read a message in a conversation, touch its subject.

All your conversations are in your Inbox unless you delete, archive, or filter them.

The Google Account you’re signed in to is displayed at the top-right of the Inbox

Using your Nexus One Phone

To place calls with the Phone application, touch the Phone icon on the Home screen or in the Launcher. If you’re already working with Contacts or the Call log, touch the Phone tab.

To place a call by dialing, open the Phone application, touch the keys on the Phone tab to enter the phone number, and touch the green phone icon to dial the number that you entered

Nexus One Google Maps
Learn about Google Maps and Google Navigation (beta) on Nexus One; turn-by-turn directions, local search, Satellite View and Street View.

Nexus One Web meets phone
Introducing Nexus One, the new Android phone from Google. Explore apps, see tech specs, take a 3D tour and buy the phone at: