Comments on: Google’s Nexus One Officially Gone

By: 19603A

19603A — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 11:23:19 +0000

I had been emailing google right before they sold out and had continued afterwards and have been told by the Google Rep that it will be sold through the carriers as soon as they recieve stock, which is supposed to be soon.

I guess we shall see.

By: Bobby

Bobby — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 23:36:32 +0000

Really sad. I love the phone!!! Best phone I ever had. The wife had iPhone3G and now the new iPhone 4 im not one bit interested in either one of those. Not any of the HTC or Motorola pieces.

The phone was powerful, sleek and light… just the right size. If it wasn’t for the Touch screen not being multi-touch capable I will keep it long time. I still have not seen anything out there that would make me drop my N1.

I blame:
Google for not at least demoing the phone in the stores.
Tmo for not supporting the phone.
HTC for skimping on the screen.
Media for being so stuck up about Apple’s iPhony.
MyTouch for locking people in contracts and having to pay full price on the phone.

LOVE YOU N1. RIP .. will keep that phone long after I pull the SIM card out of it.

By: AndroidEyez

AndroidEyez — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 01:42:46 +0000

First off anybody who own’s a nexus one know’s that this phone is a one of a kind and although its 7 month;s old it is the fastest web phone out there and I assure you it will get 3.0 before all others it’s a developers phone now which means allot of app’s will be created on it for 3.0 trust me. And for the record T-mobile
is about to release some great super phones by the end of 2010 the VIBRANT is just the beginning !!!!!!!!!!!
Until then the Nexus is still king and it will be in T-MOBILE STORES SOON REAL SOON. ANDROID 4-LIFE

By: Kei

Kei — Sat, 24 Jul 2010 05:43:25 +0000

I love my Nexus One and always will!
It is sleek, lightweight & super fast!

<3 2.2 + Nexus ONE!

By: hammeedo

hammeedo — Sat, 24 Jul 2010 03:12:35 +0000

I’m on a family plan too, T-mobile changed my plan for a day to make the purchase and changed me back to my grandfathered plan the following day. That is why I LOVE T-MOBILE, with as much flack as they have been getting lately about not caring about their current customers, I am one customer that has on a consistent basis been surprised by what they will do keep me happy, I have been a customer for 6 years now and I do not see myself changing carriers for any phone!

By: Shawn

Shawn — Sat, 24 Jul 2010 01:52:30 +0000

I have a N1 but really like the Vibrant. What does everyone think about trading the N1 for the vibrant?? I am just worried about future updates from Samsung, and that it will be completely obsolete in a couple months because something better will come out and Samsung will completely disown it like they did with the Behold 2. Is the Nexus a better phone than the Vibrant? Do you think I would kick myself down the road for trading?? I am not into hacking or anything, my N1 is completely stock running Froyo FRF91, so I am not limited to vanilla Android for hacking.

By: JiRiz

JiRiz — Thu, 22 Jul 2010 15:44:35 +0000

I don’t get it. We all know the reasons Google killed the N1, but WHY didn’t Google just strike up a deal to sell the phone in T-Mobile/ AT&T stores, while retaining the original software? In other words, no crappy carrier customizations. No carrier messes with the iPhone OS because they, at some point in their negotiations, agreed not to. Google COULD have sought a similar approach in addition to their failed (and flawed) online model. (sigh) Like many of you believe, we need a pure Android phone to get updates on time and to REALLY evaluate the OS. Now, there is NO production Android device that offers the pure Android experience. Like many of you, I’ve heard that Gingerbread will take steps to end this, but we all know how those who make decisions in business work: Distinction. Companies always look for ways to distinguish themselves from the competition. Problem is, the built in openness of Android backfires on us when pathetic UIs (Behold 2, MotoBlur) get in the way of the development. Carriers also get in the way trying to sell new phones instead of allowing updates to current models. (sigh) It is unfortunate that their greed makes the life of the consumer troubled. Very frustrating.

By: sam

sam — Thu, 22 Jul 2010 14:18:04 +0000

I love my Nexus One.

By: obanaria

obanaria — Thu, 22 Jul 2010 13:31:55 +0000

I bet you the other way around….. Its price will go higher….

By: obanaria

obanaria — Thu, 22 Jul 2010 13:28:36 +0000

YES, NOW I BELONG TO THE ELITE ONES FOR OWNING A NEXUS ONE……. I ASSURE YOU THAT EACH OF THE LOYAL FANS WILL NEVER EVER GIVE UP THEIR NEXUS ONE….EVER