The HTC Desire and the HTC Legend have just broken ranks at Mobile World Congress, and the Android 2.1packing handsets are sure to turn some heads. First up, it’s the HTC Desire, HTC’s own-brand answer to the Google Nexus One if you like. Feast your eyes on its AMOLED beauty…

The Google Nexus One – and Android phones in general – have many plus points, but the camera is very rarely one of them. While you can’t add on a few megapixels and an optical zoom with an app, you can add a few extra features and edit your photos right there on your mobile. Here are the apps we’d recommend to transform your Android handset into a picture-taking marvel… Continue reading

The Google Nexus One has a cracking screen – and  creating your own wallpaper is one of the simplest ways to stamp your personality on your Android phone. Find out how to pimp your Android handset to its full potential… Continue reading

The smartphone market may still be shaking from the Android 2.1-powered bombshell that was the Nexus One announcement a month ago, but you wouldn’t think it by looking at the sales figures for Google’s “superphone”. Apparently, just 80,000 handsets have made their way to US consumers’ hands in its first month on sale… Continue reading

The Google Nexus One is the hottest mobile handset du jour. And we’ve made it sashay down the Fonehome.co.uk catwalk to show you just what it’s capable of. So sit back, grab an Eclair, a Froyo, or a Donut and enjoy our Google Nexus One video product tour…

The Google Nexus One doesn’t just have the best touchscreen and tech specs of any Android phone yet: it’s got the most advanced version of Android itself onboard, Android 2.1. Unless you’ve snagged some facetime with a Motorola Milestone, this may be the first time you’ve ever had a go with Google’s biggest update to its mobile OS so far (Android Mark II). Want to know what’s new and how to turn it to your advantage in your daily life? Read on and we’ll show you how in our tutorial… Continue reading

The Android Market may be full of useful apps for your Nexus One or Android handset, but it’s important to match your playtime with work. There are loads of great paid-for games out there, but as we know it’s not always easy to put your hand in that virtual pocket, here are some of the best free Android games we’ve found on our travels… Continue reading

The Google Nexus One may do a top-notch job of backing up all your data for free in the cloud, but it can’t compare to the iPhone for easy syncing of songs and playlists on your computer. But help is at hand: our tutorial will show you how to make importing music on Android as easy as iTunes, so read on for the simple steps… Continue reading