Google drops direct approach for Nexus One
By Daniel Farey-Jones, 17 May 2010, 09:36am
LONDON - Google is to stop using its direct-to-consumer online store to sell its Nexus One smartphone, admitting the approach was a mistake, and has opted to bring in retail partners.
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