Google Phone Support Available For Nexus One

on 02/08/2010, filed in Home > General

Stressed out that you can’t really talk to a human being regarding your Google Nexus One woes? Well, it seems that Google is now offering phone support at 888-48NEXUS (63987). The support line is operational from 7am to 10pm PST. But before you get too hyped up on this, it seems that the downside is that this support line seems to be limited to status and shipping issues, and if it’s a technical issue, you’re still advised to call HTC or T-Mobile (depending on the issue) for support. Do you think that this is a step in the right direction, or something that you probably wouldn’t use?

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