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Even Google + Nexus One hasn't sold more than about 100K phones with the "unlocked, GSM" strategy. So, whatever Palm's mistakes, it doesn't look like this was
by jbellis 17y ago
Even Google + Nexus One hasn't sold more than about 100K phones with the "unlocked, GSM" strategy. So, whatever Palm's mistakes, it doesn't look like this was one of them.
- rbanffy 17y ago> So, whatever Palm's mistakes, it doesn't look like this was one of them. Having a GSM phone would, if not help selling them abroad, at least not prevent them from doing so. As for the Nexus One, why would Google want to pose a threat to its licensees? The Nexus One is not meant to compete with Motorola's or HTC's offerings: it's there to show what a pure Android phone is. It's a showcase.