AndroidCentral reported yesterday that Verizon's Nexus One listing in the Equipment Guide showed a reference to HTC Sense, the user interface seen in most HTC-made Android devices, but not used by the current T-Mobile Nexus One.
Today, the carrier has removed the reference to HTC Sense, replacing it with "Google Experience UI," which makes much more sense.
Also notably is the fact that Verizon will not offer the phone in retail stores, and will be available only at google.com/phone, squashing rumors that users would be able to demo the phone in Verizon's thousands of retail shops.
Also notably is the fact that Verizon will not offer the phone in retail stores, and will be available only at google.com/phone, squashing rumors that users would be able to demo the phone in Verizon's thousands of retail shops.
