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Those who managed to purchase a Nexus 4 on launch date were the lucky ones, but now it turns out that Google sold more Nexus 4 devices than they actually had available.

If you're a Galaxy Nexus owner looking to get your hands on all the cool new features of Android 4.2 (check out our complete list here), you're in luck.

The Sony Xperia S has left the experimental AOSP project that Sony and Google were working on due to issues with proprietary binaries.

With the success of Android coming mostly from one OEM, one has to wonder if its worth it for other OEMs to keep trying? Is Android a double sided sword?

An official new ad for the Nexus 4, 7 and 10 made its web debut yesterday and have been praised for its imaginative imagery.

Google's own Matias Duarte discussed why Nexus devices don't have expandable memory (sd cards) and about the new tablet UI in Android Jelly Bean 4.2.

Google's Nexus lineup is full of good, a pinch of bad, and could have a huge affect on the industry. But will it take Android to the next level?

Google Maps got a big shout-out in the Nexus 4 advertising campaign, as you can see below. Google wants consumers to know why the Nexus 4 is much better than the iPhone 5

The Samsung Nexus 10 and LG Nexus 4 made their debuts yesterday, and Engadget was able to get a brief hands on video of both. Will you be buying one?

Google has taken to their blog to announce the LG Nexus 4, Samsung Nexus 10, and a 32GB / 3G Nexus 7, along with pricing and availability for all of them!

The Nexus 7 is cheaper than the iPad Mini, and about to get cheaper still. It also has a better display. Did Apple shoot itself in the foot for even mentioning it?

SamMobile has gotten their hands on a photo reportedly leaked from a Samsung employee or the rumored Samsung Nexus 10 tablet.

CNET has reported that the Samsung Nexus 10 tablet will not debut before the holidays, and that it will arrive in the first half of 2013.

The US appeals court has reversed an Apple imposed sales ban on the Samsung Galaxy Nexus, and cast doubt on whether the court abused its discretion.

At an interview yesterday in New York, Eric Schmidt (Google’s executive chairman) sat down to talk about the Android vs Apple fight and Android activations.

Google's Chief Legal Officer recently spoke to reports about how he feels about software patents, and seemed to indicate that Google is getting fed up.

After all the hooplah surrounding IOS maps, the iPhone 5, patents, and court rulings, it makes me wonder what might be different if Steve Jobs were alive.

Schmidt recently spoke in South Korea about the patent wars and he also had some surprising things to say about the relationship between Google and Apple.

Apple is desperately trying to correct their current IOS maps situation, and have called on ex-Googlers to help them sort out the issues with the platform.

A mystery Samsung device was spotted by Rightware recently, and with the chipset this device is packing, we're very curious as to what exactly it is.