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Firefoxformobile have posted 2 images of Fennic running on the Nexus One and Motorola Droid.

A work in progress, but another great shot from Michael Wu. This time on Nexus One:http://www.flickr.com/photos/madhava_work/4389974241/

The two images are below:

Fennec on Nexus One

Fennec running on DROID

Things are looking promising for Mozilla Firefox fans!

Sources: Boygeniusreport, Firefoxformobile

AndroidHD have posted an excellent video of the iHome homescreen replacement for Android.

iHome features some VERY impressive animation on the homescreen! I may have to try it on my Nexus One.

iHome is qvailable on the Android Market.

There have been 2 “first glimpse” videos released featuring Symbian^4′s UI:

Homescreen UI:

Gallery UI:

The new UI looks very finger friendly and touch centric but these early videos lack some polish. Hopefully it will look more polished once released and there is no reason to think it won’t as these to seem to be very early previews.

Source: Fiercewireless

The Telegraph have reported that the Nexus One will be sold directly in the U.K in April through the www.google.com/phone webstore, available subsidised on the Vodafone network.

Google’s Nexus One, the company’s first own-brand mobile phone, will launch in the UK in April. It will be on sale through Google.com/phone only, as the company has previously announced. Tariffs have not been announced, but the Nexus One is likely to be priced very similarly to comparable smartphones such as the iPhone.

According to the article it will only be sold through the Google webstore but both Play.com and Expansys are already selling the Nexus One in the UK.

Source: The Telegraph

I’ve recently acquired a Dell Mini 9 Netbook and have set about installing Mac OS X Leopard on it.

It’s a very nice little machine, the Leopard installation was fiddly but easy (the 8GB SSD didn’t help) but i finally have it set up how I want it.

I’ve added it to the “my computers” section and I’m posting from it right now

Phandroid have posted an unboxing video for the Verizon Mororola Devour:

More videos and pictures are due so hit the link below for more on the Devour.

Source: Phandroid

Google have finally released Google Earth for Android on the Android market.

Available for handsets running Android 2.1 it features 3d terrain, layers and multitouch.

Fire up android market and search for Google earth to download.

Paul at MoDaCo has done it again. He has recently released a HTC Desire ROM for the Nexus One which features HTC Sense and Flash 10.1!

For more info on the ROM and instructions how to install it follow the links below but remember, you do this at your own risk.

Sources: MoDaCo Forums, Redmond Pie installation guide

Technobuffalo have posted a video of the Nexus One Vs the Motorola Droid.

An interesting little video comparing 2 of the hard hitting Android handsets availalbe in the United States.

There is not much in either handset but the advantages of Verizon’s network in the US puts it ahead of the Nexus One from what I saw.

Engadget have posted a nice hands on of their time with the Dell Mini 5.

Dell Mini 5

Dell’s puzzled the world for quite some time with its outlandish Mini 5 — at first glance it’s just anotherAndroid-based MID, but a quick fiddle with it reveals the full-fledged 3G phone inside. So will it fit in a pocket? Can we carry it around like a normal phone? Is this the future form factor that will bring the ultimate balance between portability and practicality? With such heavy dose of curiosity, we eventually traveled all the way to Shenzhen literally just to grab this prototype. Now, before you read on, do bear in mind that some of its features – especially the OS — may not make it to the final design when it comes out later this year, nor do we know what stage this prototype was at. We good? OK.

What does it have? (remember this is non final hardware/software)

• Android OS 1.6
• 800 x 480 Capitative touchscreen
• Snapdragon QSD8250 CPU @ 1GHz
• WCDMA Radio
• 405MB Ram
• 1.63GB Internal storage
• Micro SD card slot

For more info and pics, read the Engadget hands on below!

Source: Engadget