When Google opened up their online store to exclusively sell the Nexus One, it was deemed a radical move in the US because of the mix-and-match approach. Google also promised that other future Google-branded Android handsets will be sold in the online store. As such, Google decided not to push thru with the plans and announced it will soon close down the online store. So for us here in the Philippines, this could mean one of two things -- (1) you won't be able to order the Nexus One and other future Google handsets on the online store and have it shipped here or (2) maybe expect one of the local carriers like Smart or Globe to partner with Google and offer the Nexus One locally. If the information is not already saved in Google Wallet, Chrome can offer to store it when entered for the first time. Read more in our articles including "Google's Closing the Nexus One Online Store" and "Google launches Nano Banana 2".
When Google opened up their online store to exclusively sell the Nexus One, it was deemed a radical move in the US because of the mix-and-match approach. Google also promised that other future Google-branded Android handsets will be sold in the online store.
As such, Google decided not to push thru with the plans and announced it will soon close down the online store. So for us here in the Philippines, this could mean one of two things -- (1) you won't be able to order the Nexus One and other future Google handsets on the online store and have it shipped here or (2) maybe expect one of the local carriers like Smart or Globe to partner with Google and offer the Nexus One locally. If the information is not already saved in Google Wallet, Chrome can offer to store it when entered for the first time.
Our coverage of Google Store SEO includes: "Google's Closing the Nexus One Online Store"; "Google launches Nano Banana 2"; "Google Chrome expands Autofill with Google Wallet integration". Each article provides unique insights and information.