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Section: Communications , Cellphones , Cellular Providers , Smartphones , Mobile It looks as if the Nexus One is not coming to Verizon Wireless. If you head on over to the most recent addition on the News and Update page for the Nexus One, the word seems to be pretty clear. “In the US, if you’ve been waiting for the Nexus One for Verizon... 

Section: Communications , Cellphones , Smartphones , Mobile Google announced a few days back that they were currently working with the final shipment of the Nexus One . In other words, if you want a new Nexus One then you need to make a purchase sooner as opposed to later. That said, at that time all we knew was that Google had received its last... 

Google has officially unveiled its poorly-kept secret, the Nexus One, a Google-branded Android smartphone made by HTC. The device is built around a 1GHz Qualcomm “Snapdragon” processor, and Google is offering it through its Web site either unlocked for US$529 or $179 with a T-Mobile contract, as expected.  Read More →

I think the Nexus One is a great move for the smartphone industry. I think by having Google leading the Android charge, they’re driving competition forward, creating a smartphone OS that can seriously compete with the iPhone for features and functionality. It’s also going to give Microsoft a big kick up the backside to make them really... 

Research firm Flurry on Tuesday reported its estimate of sales of the Google Nexus One smartphone through its first 74 days of availability, finding that it has lagged far behind the iPhone and the Motorola Droid with 135,000 units in circulation, compared to one million iPhones and 1.05 million Droids. However, Google brought the Nexus One to... 

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