Hulu announced yesterday via the Hulu Blog that Hulu Plus will now be available on Android smartphones. The app is currently only available on six phones: Nexus One and Nexus S; Motorola Droids II, X and Atrix; and HTC Inspire 4G. Consumers with the right phones are excited, but most Android phones are left without the upgrade and, as Gizmodo notes, Hulu Plus is not offered for any of the Android tablets. The Android Market promises announcements of other supported devices in the future, but no word on exactly when those updates will happen.

Google Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOG) has announced that Nexus One owners will get a Gingerbread (Android 2.3) update over-the-air in the next few weeks. This is good news if you recently bought a Nexus One only to find out that the Nexus S is already packing the new OS. Google confirmed the news in a tweet embedded below:

The Google Nexus One should be getting a “Gingerbread” update in the next few days according to a tweet from Alvaro Fuentes Vasquez. Even though the Google Nexus Two has been delayed, the Nexus One should be hit with the update.

Google Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOG) will start selling the Google Nexus One on Canadian carrier Mobilicity. This is surprising since Google decided to stop selling the Google Nexus One through all wireless carriers this past summer. The Nexus One will be selling for $549.99 Canadian dollars and will be available soon. The Google Nexus One has a 3.7-inch touch-screen display and a 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon core processor. [Slashphone]

Nathan Nabors is suing Google Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOG) because he is claiming that the Nexus One failed to maintain 3G connection around where he lives in Florida. He is seeking damages and a class action for residents in Florida and California who have purchased the Nexus One.

Google Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOG) has run out of the Nexus One phones. Google decided to stop selling the Google Nexus One phone through their own store this past July. But the demand for the phone for Android developers was pretty high.

Google Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOG) decided not to release the Nexus One mobile phone on Verizon Wireless because they plan to launch a device on the network called the Droid Incredible. The Droid Incredible reflects an amazing innovation in the Android platform according to Google in a statement. The Droid Incredible will cost $200 with a contract.

Enough of the Google Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOG) Nexus One mobile phones are being sold so that Google makes a profilt. Google also announced that Android is a major reason why the company is reporting some positive financial results. About 60,000 Google Android devices are being activated on a daily basis which comes out to be about 22 million per year. The Android Market application store has roughly 38,0000 available for download. [Engadget]