Another unknown HTC phone cleared the FCC today, supposedly headed to Verizon with CDMA bands and a model number PB99100. While no one has any proof that this is the Nexus One, the fact that the Nexus One with GSM bands had a model number of PB99300 might mean you can pick up this phone at a Verzion store near you come springtime!

Google launched a social networking tool today, taking on the same market as Twitter, called Buzz. Google Buzz can be described social networking service also integrating your other social network updates into its own wing, built right into Gmail and the entire Google ecosystem.

Something made Eric Schmidt go excited today on Twitter, encouraging his followers to watch the third quarter Super Bowl ads tomorrow. Why? Either his in love with the Doritos spot, or Google has an ad to air. We’ll assume the latter since John Battelle has received word from “a reliable source” that Google will air the Search Stories ad named “Pairsian Love” during the Super Bowl’s 3rd quarter ad break.

The Nexus One hit a milestone today, scoring both 3G issues plaguing the device, plus getting multi-touch on its browser and maps, among others. The update, which will be available over-the-air for Nexus One users, will not be instant. Some customers will be getting it today while more will get it within a week. Official release after the break.

If the Chrome OS tablet had not been canceled, we might have been expecting this tablet, which is an official concept by Google. It seems innovative, and even though is just a web browser, it could jab a hole in iPad’s momentum from rumors after rumors before it’s launch. Video below.

It would be awkward to see what your saying to your phone censored, right? But as strange as it sounds, according to Google, no.

The two newest Android phones – the DROID and Nexus One lack multi-touch support in the USA, but if rumors are correct, the European version (to be launched on Vodafone) of the Nexus One indeed …

Google launched a brand new OS into the playing field. Dubbed ‘Chrome OS’, it is…just a browser. Just a browser. Chrome OS is an ultra-modified-ish version of Linux slapped with Chrome as your UI. The …