Recently we learned that Google’s online store for the Nexus One would be shutting down and that Google has received its last batch of devices from HTC. Customer support will still be available for current Nexus One users and the Nexus One will still be available through their partners Vodafone, KT, and possible local markets. The official announcement is below.
Want to grab yours? Go HERE.
Google will continue to offer the Nexus One to developers through a partner site which you can find HERE.
Via: Google
How many of you are still considering purchasing the Google Nexus One? Leave your comments below.
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Bought mine!!
Bought mine!!
Pulled the trigger on an extra battery and car dock.
Pulled the trigger on an extra battery and car dock.
Why would I want it…that phone is MONTHS old…practically an antique!
Why would I want it…that phone is MONTHS old…practically an antique!
@ Adam your a fucking idiot the nexus one is running the fastest processor available there’s no other phone on the market to this day with a processor bigger than the nexus. Do your researching before you say shit. Until they come out with a phone bigger than I gig. Than why would you wanna switch phones just because a new android phone comes out with the same specs. Not only that its the phone that has the most rooted roms for it. And it has the 3rd largest screen on the market and the best screen quality. Your probably rockin that week ass evo that looks and feels like a brick LOL
@Cambra, first off, that is completely uncalled for. Some people have different needs and desires when they buy phones. Some people want the best phone in the market, others are perfectly happy with an older phone.
Second, he does raise a good point, the Nexus One is already 6 months old, which is pretty old when you consider how fast the smart-phone market evolves.
Third, if you must call anyone and idiot, call yourself one. The processor in the Nexus One is not the fastest in the market. The TI OMAP CPU found in the Droid X is way faster, and so is the Hummingbird found in all the Galaxy S phones. Even other QSD models are faster than the QSD found in the Nexus, although very slightly. I have no problem with you not knowing this stuff, but it really is not cool to attack others when you have no information to back it up.
@ Adam there’s a new android devise being released every other week go get em you don’t want them to get old. The specs are all the same rooted nexus kills all android phones. Old but hasn’t lost its value
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@Cambra, first off, that is completely uncalled for. Some people have different needs and desires when they buy phones. Some people want the best phone in the market, others are perfectly happy with an older phone.
Second, he does raise a good point, the Nexus One is already 6 months old, which is pretty old when you consider how fast the smart-phone market evolves.
Third, if you must call anyone and idiot, call yourself one. The processor in the Nexus One is not the fastest in the market. The TI OMAP CPU found in the Droid X is way faster, and so is the Hummingbird found in all the Galaxy S phones. Even other QSD models are faster than the QSD found in the Nexus, although very slightly. I have no problem with you not knowing this stuff, but it really is not cool to attack others when you have no information to back it up.
I bought one. I actually love the phone. I had a rooted mt3g. I love the speed. I am holding off on rooting until I get bored of the stock.
I bought one. I actually love the phone. I had a rooted mt3g. I love the speed. I am holding off on rooting until I get bored of the stock.
@baratha you make no fuckin sense android phones come out dam near every other week. So your saying your ganna go buy a new one when it comes out just cause its new your restarted. And smart Guy you weren’t aware I work for T-Mobile. I no it has a humming bird processor. In speed test the nexus killed it that’s what I’m getting at. So get your facts straight. The galaxy ran 8 mflops well the nexus ran 40. Fuck Verizon’s weak ass (Droid) phones there ugly and cheap made. So stay the fuck out of my buisness. Nerd
@cambra I see that T-Mobile really doesn’t set any standards for the people they hire. The Nexus one is a great phone, but its not the best. Its 6 months old, and there are other phones that are much better. Some people are fine with the Nexus, like me, and other want the best newest phone in the market.
Second, you are mistaken, the Nexus One runs a QSD processor, not even the best QSD. If you don’t believe me, look here: http://www.google.com/phone/static/en_US-nexusone_tech_specs.html
Third, the Nexus gets 40 MFLOPs because its running Froyo. Put Froyo on a Galaxy S phone, and it will get similar, if not bettter, results.
MFLOPs are not even a full overview of performance either. A floating point operation is just one type of operation. Its basically numeric operations. There are also other functions that you need a GPU for, like pushing pixels, or rendering 3D graphics. Having a good GPU will let the CPU devote more cycles to other tasks.
How does it feel to get pwned by a 15 year old?
Oh and by the way just because there making so many android devices so fast means you have to go get one everytime its released get a clue. Your to caught up inn this fucked up world of phones. Go by something more important than a new android device that gets released every other day smart Guy LOL
One last thing keep your nose out of my conversations
If you want someone to stay out of your conversations, don’t post your conversation on an open site. Some people really are stupid.
@cambra I see that T-Mobile really doesn’t set any standards for the people they hire. The Nexus one is a great phone, but its not the best. Its 6 months old, and there are other phones that are much better. Some people are fine with the Nexus, like me, and other want the best newest phone in the market.
Second, you are mistaken, the Nexus One runs a QSD processor, not even the best QSD. If you don’t believe me, look here: http://www.google.com/phone/static/en_US-nexusone_tech_specs.html
Third, the Nexus gets 40 MFLOPs because its running Froyo. Put Froyo on a Galaxy S phone, and it will get similar, if not bettter, results.
MFLOPs are not even a full overview of performance either. A floating point operation is just one type of operation. Its basically numeric operations. There are also other functions that you need a GPU for, like pushing pixels, or rendering 3D graphics. Having a good GPU will let the CPU devote more cycles to other tasks.
How does it feel to get pwned by a 15 year old?
Guess what cambra… barath still win. Its its proven u just a newfag… snapdragon won’t get you no where… the technology improved already… Texus instrument OMAP proc win in speed… samsung hummingbirds proc win with its gpu. ..
Now we just wait nexus 2 to come out … i hope either moto or samsung will make it… I don’t belive HTC already
@tera89 I dont think that there is going to be a Nexus two actually. Not a 100% sure, but i vaguely recall reading something that said there would be no Nexus Two.
Guess what cambra… barath still win. Its its proven u just a newfag… snapdragon won’t get you no where… the technology improved already… Texus instrument OMAP proc win in speed… samsung hummingbirds proc win with its gpu. ..
Now we just wait nexus 2 to come out … i hope either moto or samsung will make it… I don’t belive HTC already
@tera89 I dont think that there is going to be a Nexus two actually. Not a 100% sure, but i vaguely recall reading something that said there would be no Nexus Two.
@cambra Learn to spell, take an English class or two moron.
@cambra Learn to spell, take an English class or two moron.
@cambra Also do research before you open your mouth. All of your speculations are just word of mouth speculations, you’ve done no research to back up your case or I’m sure you would have linked some. By the way http://www.androidcentral.com showed that the TI OMAP owns the Evo/Incredible Snapdragon. Check out the video on there site bam research FTW.
@cambra Also do research before you open your mouth. All of your speculations are just word of mouth speculations, you’ve done no research to back up your case or I’m sure you would have linked some. By the way http://www.androidcentral.com showed that the TI OMAP owns the Evo/Incredible Snapdragon. Check out the video on there site bam research FTW.
If you want someone to stay out of your conversations, don’t post your conversation on an open site. Some people really are stupid.
Really? No nexus two?? I should go to Google hq, beg them to release it.. either slap eric
Really? No nexus two?? I should go to Google hq, beg them to release it.. either slap eric
@cambra: what’s your employee number? Tmo should give you proper credit for your valuable contributions to the discussion. I’ll give them a call and see to it.
@cambra: what’s your employee number? Tmo should give you proper credit for your valuable contributions to the discussion. I’ll give them a call and see to it.
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*hands cambra a tissue*
Here you go, clean yourself up …
*hands cambra a tissue*
Here you go, clean yourself up …
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