Sure, Google may not be selling it directly for much longer, but you can and will still be able to buy a Nexus One from Vodafone, in certain European markets.

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Nexus One has had a long and nice run, that’s about to stop, according to some interwebs sources. Apparently, Google will no longer stock the Android phone, having just received the last shipment of this model. In spite of Google not selling the handset, it’s still available from Vodafone in the UK and KI in Korea, if you want one.

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KT has recently announced that they wish to bring the Nexus One to South Korea, at long last.

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The Chinese are good at cloning devices even before the original phones hit the markets. Although this clone might be a bit late into the market, it is a better clone than the previous ones we have seen. This is the Google Nexus OneGoogle Nexus One clone.

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Google said it will stop selling its Nexus One smartphone through its online store, after lackluster sales and customer service complaints, and instead rely on traditional channels and retail stores.

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Google’s Android is slowly but surely growing to become one of the world’s major smartphone operating systems.

According to Google, the company activates more than 60,000 Android handsets per day – that’s more than 1.8 million per month, and more than 21 million per year. And yes, this is impressive for a mobile platform that’s still young.

Google also stated during its earnings call yesterday that the Nexus One (which should be available soon to Verizon and Sprint customers) is profitable – although it didn’t say how many units were sold until now.

As for Android Market, it now contains about 38,000 applications – and the number is growing, of course.

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The folks of Smartphone France have recently revealed that Nexus One is apparently gearing for an over the air update in the following days. No official source or info on this, so take it with a grain of salt. What we know right now is that the new firmware will be offered for download by Google and it’ll bring improvements to the device.

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Unlike the Apple iPhone that hit France exclusively through Orange, Google’s Nexus One was made available in this country via Orange, SFR and now Bouygues Telecom. The handset will hit Bouygues at the end of April and you’ll be able to purchase it from the carrier’s online store or directly from the retail locations.

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While the Google Nexus One is currently announced for every single major wireless carrier in the United States (even if it’s only available on two of them), its position across the pond has been one of question. After all, the Nexus One isn’t necessarily as Desired over there, with there being direct competition from other HTC-branded, Android-based devices. But that’s not stopping Bouygues Telecom in France from officially listing the Nexus One on their website.

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Earlier on today we mentioned that Verizon Wireless will release the Google Nexus One Phone Spring 2010, the question many would love answered is “Will Verizon release Nexus One before Apple iPhone?”

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