That's the thing. Not that I don't read plenty of Android blogs (Phandroid and Android Police are my current favorites), but there's no magic here: My primary sources were the Nexus One specifications and the Android 4.0 Platform Highlights. Beyond confirming expectations on storage space, the only detail I really added was knowing that the Nexus One GPU is relatively weak.
More generally, I wouldn't expect any company to do a point-by-point deconstruction of a product (past or present) the way I did. It is unreasonable to expect a company to trash something that plenty of employees worked on and plenty of customers were happy with. But I expect these sorts of issues were the subtext of Google/HTC saying that the Nexus One was "too old" for ICS.
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That's the thing. Not that I don't read plenty of Android blogs (Phandroid and Android Police are my current favorites), but there's no magic here: My primary sources were the Nexus One specifications and the Android 4.0 Platform Highlights. Beyond confirming expectations on storage space, the only detail I really added was knowing that the Nexus One GPU is relatively weak.
More generally, I wouldn't expect any company to do a point-by-point deconstruction of a product (past or present) the way I did. It is unreasonable to expect a company to trash something that plenty of employees worked on and plenty of customers were happy with. But I expect these sorts of issues were the subtext of Google/HTC saying that the Nexus One was "too old" for ICS.