Some analysts are suggesting that Google might have sold “just” 20,000 Nexus One phones this week, since the phone became available.

Despite all the buzz that led up to the phone, it seems that the phone has only sold about a tenth of the Motorola Droid’s number, and of course, much less than the 1 million iPhone 3GS units sold during its launch.
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A new iPhone app aims to make it easier to find the right apps for you. “Chomp” helps you sort through the tens of thousands of programs available for the iPhone. Users can read a stream of new app reviews as they come in, check out a list of recommendations based on apps they’ve already reviewed, or connect with friends. Reviews are a simple good or bad with comments limited to 60 characters. Chomp is available for free.
Google is experiencing some early problems with its new smartphone, the Nexus One. Many owners have gone online to complain that their phone won’t connect to T-Mobile’s high-speed 3G network, and will only access a slower one. Perhaps a bigger concern for Google is complaints about its customer service. There’s no way to call for support. Customers must e-mail for help and it can take up to three days to get a response.
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