Since launching the Google Nexus One, Google has shown signs that it is ready to enter the smartphone space. And oh yeah, there's this mobile phone operating system called Android that Google has developed as well and it already becoming a major competitor to the iPhone. So does all of this mean that Google is getting ready ...
Someone made a recent comment on my "Why Google Is Smart To Close The Nexus Online Store" article asking "why Google stopped producing the Nexus 1." I think this is a great question because after all, aren't there still a whole bunch of Nexus One customers out there who are still happy with their smarthphones? Of course ...
Seven months ago Google decided to launch their own mobile phone, the Nexus One. But instead of working through carriers like AT&T or Verizon, Google decided instead to take on the challenge by themselves. But this ultimately ended up on a customer service, and PR nightmare for Google. So after seven months of the Nexus One ...
Why Google Is Smart To Close The Nexus One Online Store Last week Google announced they will be shutting down the Nexus One online store - the location where Google took orders for their new Nexus One mobile phone. When exactly the online store will come down I'm not sure, (maybe someone out there has this info), ...
Google Nexus One - How Google Lost Their Way I'm sure you've heard by now about the customer service nightmare that unfolded within hours of Google launching their Nexus One mobile phone. The Nexus One was suppose to be the iPhone killer, coming onto the data device scene with a storm (no pun intended Blackberry), ...
Google Issues Tax Refund For Nexus One Purchases Google launched their Nexus One data phone on January 5th, 2010. Since the moment Google put the Nexus One on the market for sale, there has been nothing but problems with the device for customers. Most of the Nexus One issues, initially anyway, were associated with not keeping a ...
NASDAQ:GOOG: Google Focusing More On Android, Less on Nexus One Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) shares trading at 529.29, +0.23 (0.04%) The move by Verizon to not sell Google's Nexus One phone is not something that I believe took Google by surprise.In fact, if I had to wager on the decision, Google more than likely had as much influence on the ...