Nexus One Will Not Be Sold In T-Mobile Retail Stores

on 07/28/2010 05:19 PDT

When it was confirmed that Google has officially stopped selling the Nexus One on its online web store, rumor began to spread that T-Mobile retail stores would soon begin to offer the Nexus One. If you’ve been banking on that rumor, you might be a tad disappointed, as a leaked document confirms that T-Mobile will not be offering the Nexus One through retail stores, though Nexus One owners will continue to receive the necessary support. If you’ve still got your heart set on the Nexus One, you might want to take a virtual walk into eBay and see what you’re able to find.

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