Google Has No More Nexus Ones

Jul 21 2010, 11:16am CDT | by Robert Evans

Today marks the death of one of the finest smartphones to sell poorly. The Nexus One is a great phone, but now it is in the past. BGR reports that Google is officially out of the smartphone that started 2010 off with such a bang. If you visit the store where it was once sold you'll find nothing but the depressing little message shown above.

If you really want a Nexus One, you can always try buying one from Vodafone or taking to the ebay and looking for a decent auction. Or you can move on like the rest of us and get something fancier, like an Evo or a Droid X or (gasp!) even an iPhone 4.

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