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The nexus 10 is sold through many places. Some places include Google Play, Walmart, Office Depot and Staples.
It's unlikely. If and when the Nexus 5 comes out, the remaining supplies of Nexus 4's will be sold out to make way for the next generation device.
As it was not a CDMA phone (strictly GSM) and was only sold online by Google, it was not available for Verizon.
When the phone was sold in the US, the carrier version was sold under contract for Verizon and Sprint. The unlocked version (through Google Play) ranged from $399, then down to $349.
There are quite a few brands that are being sold at the Electrical Discount UK store. One brand is Google Nexus which is a tablet. Another brand is Panasonic and Samsung.
It's not fully known why Verizon didn't get a Nexus One variant. However, they were the exclusive seller of the Droid series of phones (Motorola Droid X at the time), and it sold very well.
The Nexus 4 is no longer sold at the Google Play store due to the Nexus 5 out in the market now. However, you may still be able to purchase it from some carriers, online retailers, or get it used on reseller sites. The price varies widely from roughly $150 USD to around $550 USD.
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The first record was sold in 2006 and idk how many she sold.
The Amplify Tablet will be a 10 inch tablet running Google Android with a custom user interface and educational software. News Corp‰Ûªs tablet is actually manufactured by Taiwanese device maker Asus, but it will be sold under the Amplify brand (much like the Asus-built Nexus 7 tablet is sold by Google).
Sales totals have never been disclosed during the Galaxy Nexus' run. A TIME magazine article cited (August 22, 2012) said the phone captured 0.5% of the smartphone market and $250 million in revenue through the first two quarters of sales. Considering the Nexus line traditionally caters to app developers and tech enthusiasts and not the general public, the low numbers shouldn't be surprising.
Android devices of all types are sold just about everywhere, from retail stores, dedicated manufacturer or carrier stores, online shopping, electronic, and manufacturer sites, auction sites, and even from Google itself (Nexus devices on the Play Store).