Google Discontinues Nexus One

Posted by redrobot on Jul 20th, 2010 and filed under Science and Tech. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry from your site

In the same amount of time it took Apple to sell 1 million iPhones, Google only sold 135,000 of the Android-powered Nexus.

On July 16, the company announced that it received its final order from the phone’s manufacturer, HTC. The phone that was supposed to change the way you buy wireless phones. On release, the Nexus One was available in three different options. One was with a service contract with T-Mobile, one with Verizon & another option to buy it without a contract. Personally I loved the concept, many people are blinded by the subsidized price of cell phones & don’t realize how much they are actually paying. Besides the fact that the Nexus One, aesthetically, was my favorite Android phone.

On the positive side of that I think Google released this phone to give hardware companies like HTC & Motorola a outline on how to build Android phones.

1 Response for “Google Discontinues Nexus One”

  1. Thraxxus says:

    I agree with the contract concept. The shiny phones are a way to bait people into contracts that are effectually on par with slavery in ancient Egypt. To the mud pits with you!

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