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The Search Leader's Potential Departure From China Stands To Shut Its New Cell Phone Out Of The World's Largest Market (Bloomberg) — Google Inc.'S Decision To Stop Censoring Search-Engine Results In China And Potentially Shut Down Its Local Web Site May Prevent It From Selling Its New Mobile Phone In The World's Largest Market. The Nexus One Smartphone, Released This Month, Is Sold Via Google's Web Site. Closing The Chinese Version Of The Site Would Kill Its Potential Distribution Channel In China, Said Clayton Moran, An Analyst At Benchmark Co. In Boca Raton, Florida. Phone Makers Are Racing To Get A Foothold In China, Where Sales Will Grow 21 Percent This Year, Outpacing Other Major Economies, According To Gartner Inc. Apple Inc. Released The IPhone In China Last Year, And Motorola Inc. Is Selling A New Line Of Phones Based On Google's Android Software. Exiting China Is A Blow To Google's Global Ambitions, Said Pat Becker Jr., Chief Investment Officer Of Becker Capital Management Inc. "The Global Story For Google Is An Important Part Of The Investment Thesis," Said Becker, Whose Portland, Oregon-Based Firm Manages Google Shares. "Does It Limit The Growth Of The Company Down The Road? Possibly." The Nexus One Is Currently Offered In The U.S., With An International Expansion Slated For Later This Year. Google Declined To Comment On Its Plans For The Nexus One In China, Saying The Phone Would Be Available In Other Countries In The Near Future.