Google Scrambles To Fix Nexus One Complaints

January 14th, 2010

The Google Nexus One continues to make headlines — for less than desirable reasons. It started with customer complaints about connection fees and developer complaints that the Android 2.1 development kit wasn’t released before the device’s launch. Now news of wireless-provider early cancellation fees have added to the grumbling.

The series of bad news around the just-released “superphone” has some observers wondering if many consumers will want the Nexus One by the time it becomes available on Verizon Wireless later this quarter. But Verizon may fare better than T-Mobile, which is offering the smartphone for $179 with a two-year contract and plenty of restrictions, including the offensive early termination fee.

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