Nexus One owners are reporting that Android 2.3.4, the Gingerbread version which reportedly brings voice chat to GTalk has begun rolling out as an OTA update and unfortunately the Nexus One doesn’t have a front facing camera so the rumored release of video chat through Google is absent. Nonetheless an upgrade with bug fixes and other goodies is hard to turn down, especially when others are stuck on much more archaic version of Android.Nexus One owners should pull over to the side of the road and press Menu > Settings >About Phone > System Updates to get their 2.3.4 now. Or, ya know, just be normal and update when you have a chance.
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How to manually update your Nexus One:
- Download the update file from Google.
- Rename it to Update.zip
- Move the file to your phone SD card.
- Switch Off, and reboot in Bootloader using Vol Up and Power button
- Choose recovery and when the triangle with exclamation mark appears, press power and vol up button at the same time
- Select “Apply Update.zip from SD card”
- Reboot and enjoy.
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