Google has finally sent the last shipment of its Android based Nexus One Smartphone device putting an end to the product’s production. With the last shipment to the online store the product will not be sold by Google anymore however its partners will continue to sell the device.

Nexus One is the first phone to be powered by the open source Android platform. Among some partners, like Vodafone in Europe, KT in Korea etc will continue to offer the device on their networks in their perspective markets.

CEO Eric Schmidt has earlier announced the Google’s intention to stop the production of the device and also that it will now produce a second device a based on the platform.

“Congratulations – we’re stopping. We like that flexibility, we think that flexibility is characteristic of nimbleness at our scale,” he said.

Google will also offer the phone to registered Android developers via its Android Market Publisher site. The company will sell the device through partner. Eric Schmidt says that Nexus One was "so successful, we didn't have to do a second one."

Google was competing with its own Android partners with the device and some of them were not convenient about it. The device was launched in early January and the company was selling through traditional carrier channels. The company will continue to offer support for those who have bought the device.