According to BGR, the analytics firm Furry has recently revealed a chart stating that the Google Nexus One sold an anemic 20,000 units in its first week of sales.
Apparently, the chart also compares the Nexus One’s sales figures with those of the Motorola Droid, 250,000 in week one, and the iPhone 3GS surpassing others with 1.6 million units sold in week one.
Seemingly, the folks over at Flurry have put together a report on first week sales of the device. Hard to believe over the sales figures, but Furry collects its data by monitoring usage of more than 10,000 applications on the iPhone and Android platforms. According to the data, Nexus One was outsold by the myTouch 3G by more than 3 times, the Droid by 12 times and the iPhone 3GS by 80 times.
Users who were expecting the Nexus One to transcend and mark a milestone may be seen disappointed to glimpse over the recently revealed statistics.