Google Plan to Axe Nexus One After Final Sales

Google has decided to cease production of Nexus One.

4.8 Million Android Phones Activated Monthly

Google Android phones are gaining in popularity, with 160,000 new devices being activated per day.

Google Pulls Nexus One from Online Retail

Google has decided to no longer sell the Google Nexus One handset on its website but has opted instead to use retail outlets.

Nexus One Faults Put Google Under Pressure

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FM radio and WLAN BGN

The main reason I didn't buy the Nexus One is because Google has disabled the functionality of the FM radio and WLAN N. The fact that the icons on Android devices are a bit smaller also turns me off. Google still has a long way to making real money. My question is, is there not any other phone out there that can beat the iPhone? iPhones make me sick, even a primary kid has got one.

Comment posted by Anonymous on 23/01/2010 16:21:44

OMG! I'm feeling the same way as you do towards the iPhone.

Comment posted by Anonymous on 21/05/2010 12:48:29

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