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Google Nexus One Getting Gingerbread update This Week!


Android 2.3 Gingerbread

We’ve heard a lot about the Nexus Two coming out with Android 2.3 in the next short few weeks. Due to a delay with the Nexus Two, that is not going to happen until further notice from Google.
The Nexus One however may be the first recipient of Android 2.3 regardless of the Nexus Two delays. The news comes to us from one of the developers of the Open Handset Alliance, who is one of the governing bodies of the Android project. Alvaro Fuentes Vasquez tweeted the following;
Preparen sus Nexus One (Developer version) para la actualización vía OTA de Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) para los próximos días 

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