Doing some recap, it seems the first authenticated source of the N1 came from a tweet only, followed by a couple of precious unboxing vids and the rest was history. Still, users were left clueless, on how does the nexus one looks like from the start?… I mean, was it made by a human, a droid, a robot, or by nexus himself ?

A couple of days ago, Google started to update their official nexus channel for the sole purpose of enlightening the users, of what is the the genesis of the nexus phone. They call it “The Nexus One Story”. It’s made up of a series of films, documenting the details of the superphone on an interesting perspective. At this moment, it’s reaching the 4^th part already, although I have a feeling, we will be seeing a bit more, on the coming days.

So sit back tight and grab some popcorn, for we compiled it all for you. Enjoy!

Part 1: Concept & Design

Keynote: What was that again, CMF? (@ 1:40 mark) and Docking capability? (@ 3:10 mark) I didn’t know that!

Part 2: Display & 3D Framework

Keynotes: 800x 480 px resolution, AMOLED screen display activity and the importance of QUALCOMM Snapdragon processor.

Part 3: Testing

Keynote: Watchout for the bouncing Nexus One (drop, tumble, tumbling tests) and the trackball test (5605 ++ clicks) Pretty, impressive huh?

Part 4: Manufacturing

Keynote: HTC worked with 100 partners to develop the phone, it appears even at the boxing stage, rooms for error was highly eradicated.

Part 5: Day One

Keynote: Time to play with the device!

Hope you enjoy! We’ll keep you guys updated.

And another ‘mini-tour’ from Eric of HTC (T-mobile labs):

Okay ‘nuff of the past, people are here for the future. Now look what we have here? Another ‘Google Phone is a certainty’ rant coming your way, but this time the speculations are getting louder, though the specs, the pictures or any physical evidence of it existence is not yet disclosed to any humans outside BIG G’s tech-geek team, a new finding unfolds recently  today.

Techcrunch manages to salvage a tweet (they always do) from a cnet podcaster named Jason Howell: Oh keep in mind that his avatar pic has nothing to do with his job on cnet okay?

”Capacitive touch screen and on screen keyboard only, yes. Re: AT&T, it was unlocked. Dude just put an AT&T sim in it 2 test it.”

–”It was thin. Dare I say as if not a bit thinner than iPhone. Scrolly ball like on the hero. This one was running on AT&T. #googlephone”

–”Wasn’t able to gander @ h/w specs unfortunately. Supposedly, Google employees were given tons of these phones today. unlocked. #googlephone”

–”Supposedly we should start hearing a lot about the new Google phone over the next few days. Its slick in an HTC hero sorta way.”

–”The new Google Phone runs on HTC hardware. I saw it w/ Android 2.1. Homescreen has new visual enhancements like animated desktop wallpaper.”

–”…I just had my hands on the Google Phone. I feel so priveleged!”

FYI: For our viewers who are asking what ZOMG means, It’s a meme, just check this out,

And oh, another one from Leslie Hawthorn, Product Manager – Google’s Open Source Team.

“Stuck in mass of traffic leaving work post last all hands of 2009. ZOMG we had fireworks and we all got the new Google phone. It’s beautiful”

Grr! Goog team surely do know how to make the people excited, don’t they?

Along the excitement comes the ‘predictions’. You gotta love the tech-blogosphere for this one. One of the best bet came from TC:

It’s an HTC phone – probably the Passion, a distant cousin to the beautiful HD2 – with large touchscreen. It’s GSM unlocked and everyone at Google has one so whatever the super secret specs are, they won’t stay super secret for long.

And another one from engadget. Apparently the device is running Android 2.1, is unlocked and AT&T-ready. (no word on 3G status, but this could line up with our speculation about this being the carrier’s first Android phone), and will be due sometime in January.

Hopefully, the latter prediction won’t come true… AT&T? Of all the carrier why that dead-last network provider that’s known to have a lame bout with RED V for the best 3G service in USA?

We will keep you guys posted on who’s bet reigns supreme in this another chapter of Google domination.