Looks like the Nexus One is on its way out. Google has announced that its latest shipment of the smartphones will be its last. Previously, Google said it would be closing the Nexus One online store, but now the device will no longer be manufactured. The Nexus One, which just received the latest Android update, was sold through a contract with T-Mobile and unattached to a contract directly from Read more

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Earlier this year, Google announced the Nexus One, a phone that set out to change the way Americans purchased their mobile devices — unlocked. While the phone was available for purchase with a contract through T-Mobile, and Verizon was supposed to get on board with the device later this year, Google's main push was to sell the device through its own site. Now, turns out that the Nexus One Read more

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