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An xda developers member has posted the link to the newer FRF72 build of froyo for the Nexus One.

I’ve just updated my N1 from frf50 build and it went fine. No noticeable changes yet thus far.

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This is technology bliss for me.

Currently we’re driving up the M25 with my Nexus One navigating us to our destination with my wife driving. It is also acting as a portable hotspot for my iPod touch.

FroYo + iPhone OS = win.

This picture says it all:

Source: Vodafone UK

Vodafone today started taking pre orders of the HTC & Google engineered Nexus One.

Vodafone Nexus One

You can pre-order now foe an expected 5th of May delivery. With a strong contender already out there in the HTC Desire, it will be interesting to see which one does better in the UK.

Source: Vodafone

In a press release today, Sprint have announcd that the Nexus One is coming soon to their network.

Nexus One, the first wireless phone sold through Google(TM)’s web store, is planned for Sprint’s 3G Mobile Broadband Network. Sprint (NYSE:S) will announce pricing and an exact availability date soon.

Once released on Verizon and Sprint, this will make the Nexus One available on all 4 major U.S carriers. It seems that Google have been busy in America.

Now, where is that U.K bound Vodafone Nexus One Google?

Source: Sprint

Engadget said it best:

That’s it folks — the heat is on. Today Google’s Nexus One has hit the virtual shelves equipped for 3G action on AT&T and Rogers networks… free of any contracts or nasty carrier locks. The device can be purchased from Google’s phone store right now for $529. This is the moment you’ve been waiting for, right?

Now available on All US GSM frequencies!

Flurry have posted some data on the first 74 days of sales comparing the original iPhone, the Motorola Droid and the Google Nexus One.

The Droid outsold the original iPhone by a tiny fraction and the Nexus One is way behind the two with only 135,000 handsets sold in the first 74 days. Some further explanations on the differences of the Droid and iPhone’s releases have been posted in the Flurry blog post.

Sources: MacRumors, Flurry

Here is another quick video showing Raging Thunder 2 running on the iPod Touch & the Nexus One

Whilst both games seem to run exactly the same, the Nexus One has the benefit of a higher resolution screen meaning it is running at a higher resolution than the iPod touch (480 x 320 pixels on the iPod, 800 x 480 on the Nexus One).

Apologies for not being able to “steer” the cars. My hands were full with the camera.