“Google is moving quickly to get beyond its bumpy start as a
mobile device retailer, dealing with some of the complaints around
its Nexus One smartphone.“Google (NASDAQ: GOOG) entered the smartphone market in January
with the launch of the Nexus One, an HTC-built phone running the
search giant’s open source Android operating system and sold
directly to consumers online. Almost immediately, however, Google
ran into a few snags.“There were complaints about the high cost for T-Mobile
subscribers — Google’s only carrier partner for the device — who
wanted to switch from their current phone to a Nexus One, with some
complaining that the early termination fees (ETFs) were exorbitant.
And early users also complained about spotty 3G coverage.”
Google Irons Out Its Nexus One Strategy
By
Andy Patrizio
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