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Some more dismal cell phone new today as Google's online-only sales model for the Nexus One is not living up to the expectations originally set by Goldman Sachs. The Nexus One was estimated to be on pace to sell 3.5 million units in FY2010 and after their atrocious sales in the first month of only 80,000 handsets, Goldman Sachs has lowered it's 2010 estimate down to a mere 28.5% of the 3...

Goldman Sachs has slashed its sales estimate for Google's Nexus One.

Bad news today for Google and the Nexus One as investment firm Goldman Sachs has slashed its estimate for Nexus One sales by a third. Predicting a bright and rosy future for the Nexus One, Goldman Sachs originally estimated that

The Nexus One had an outstanding amount of hype prior to its release and rightfully so but sales of Googles first phone in their new distribution channel havent taken off and analysts are noticing. Goldman Sachs has slashed their original estimates of 3.5 million units in 2010 to a paltry 1 million. Even

Nexus One estimates drop 70% Google is discovering just how dangerous it is to ruffle the feathers of the major cellcos. Its Nexus One handset may be one of the most advanced on the market and bear the magical brand, but half-hearted marketing efforts by carriers have led to disappointing sales. Now, analysts at Goldman Sachs have slashed their estimates for sales of the phone this year by 70 per ...

Goldman Sachs told The Wall Street Journal that Googles initial sales figures were down from the original 3.5 million in sales the firm first projected. Goldman Sachs attributed limited marketing and customer service challenges, to the lesser expected sales figure. We forecast that Google sells 1.0 mn Nexus One units in FY2010, benefiting from US

Remember how many bloggers and news outlets used the cliche phrase iPhone Killer when referring to the powerful Google Nexus One? Well it seems that analysts at Goldman Sachs overestimated the sales of the Nexus One this year just as some journalists overestimated the phones impact on the market. Goldman is cutting their estimates from

Goldman Sachs dropped a bombshell to the Wall Street Journal saying that the Nexus One's initial sales figures were not where they expected it to be...

On the heels of Goldman Sachs cutting its sales forecast for the Nexus One -- which at the time of this writing is easily one of the top five phones HTC-manufactured phones available -- we're already seeing headlines (at ZDNet) that "Google's online-only phone selling model has failed." Says who? Let's back up. According to Electronista, Goldman predicted about 3.5 million...