Although the community feedback in regards to the latest Android smartphone, the Google Nexus One, has been overwhelmingly positive, one area in regards to which users have not been glowing is the Nexus One's 3G connectivity. Since the release of the device on January 5, 2010, owners have complained of spotty 3G coverage and intermittent, unreliable 3G connectivity.

Until recently, the jury was out on what was the cause of the 3G hiccups the Nexus One was experiencing. Early reports were unclear as to whether the device hardware, device software, or T-Mobile's network were to blame. Based on information released today by Google -- the blame seems to fall, at least partially, with the Nexus One's software.

A recent update by Google indicates that they have found a shortcoming in the device software and are