The Nexus One includes applications, contacts, plus visited websites and bookmarks in its list of searchable items. You can customize the list to include your music, internet radio stations, note titles, etc. (depending on installed applications).
The Talk application on the Nexus One keeps a chat history of your conversations. While this can be useful, at some point it will need to be cleared out.
By default, the Nexus One uses a dynamic IP address when you connect to a wireless network. If a static address is desired, you are only a few steps away.
This recipe explains how to easily add custom news results to your nexus one’s homescreen News Widget and News reader application.
You probably know that accessing a comma, semicolon, colon, math symbols, etc. from the Numbers Keyboard (; : , / & @ ( ‘ ) ” – + ? or !), but having to switch back-and-forth gets to be a pain when you’re trying to input some text quickly. Luckily, you can access these symbols and punctuation from the Letters keyboard.
Just like your computer’s web browser, the Android web browser on your Nexus One allows you to set the homepage to a site that it will initially start with whenever the browser is opened.
If you wish to include other recipients to a composed email message, even though they aren’t the primary one, you can use Cc or Bcc to do this. Cc (carbon copy) will send the message, allowing all recipients to see the address of the Cc recipient while Bcc (blind carbon copy) will keep all addresses included in its field from being displayed to recipients of the message. This can be done in either the Mail app or the Gmail app.
I only use Google Talk periodically, so I have no need for the Talk application to automatically sign onto my account every time that I happen to turn on my phone. Here’s how stop this.
If you would like to keep your Nexus One’s screen on while it charges so that you can make use of applications like the Clock app, you can but you need to know where to look.
If you want to use an application that you recently used, instead of hunting for it via the Launch button, you can access the Recent Applications window and quickly access the application from there.
Situations arise where you need calls from a contact to go to Voicemail instead of answering their calls. You can set your Nexus One to send calls from a contact to voicemail automatically and directly, so that your phone will never ring when they call.
By default, the Nexus One limits text messages to 200 messages per conversation. You can change this value to one that better meets your messaging needs.
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