The Android 2.2 update codenamed Froyo unleashed a whole host of features available on the Nexus One and here is a list of what’s new and what dazzled me in this update.

Google has always envisioned cloud computing, and Android apps were meant to embrace that. mSpot has finally brought music to the cloud for users – syncing your home music library to your workstations and mobile has just become a reality.
mSpot allows people to upload their music- be it purchased, ripped …

Adobe has officially released Flash Player 10.1 beta for Android devices running Android 2.2 Froyo. So if you are a Nexus One user and have received an OTA update to Froyo or done the manual update, you can visit the official download page for Flash 10.1 and start browsing Flash enabled websites, view Flash videos and use Flash applications on your device.

Google recently announced that they would be rolling out the Android 2.2 updates to Nexus One and OEM phones over the next few weeks, though there have been reports that some Nexus One users have already received their updates over the air (OTA). Well, for those who cannot wait (including yours truly), you can manually update your phone instead of waiting for the OTA update.

Google has introduced its latest innovation to combat Facebook – Google Buzz. It is Google’s push to try and pry into the lucrative social networking market, one which it had failed prior with Orkut.

Wordpress has announced the launch of Wordpress for Android (1.0.0), which means Android users can now blog on the go with much more ease!

Google has delivered the ultimate sucker punch to Apple by officially delivering multi-touch to the Nexus One. Google announced an over-the-air update Tuesday afternoon that’ll deliver native multi-touch functionality along with a handful of other software improvements and fixes.