So Sprint is the exclusive carrier out of gate to announce that he will carry the long-awaited Google Nexus S 4G. Both from the outside design and down to its CPU or the Android operating system, this phone is the same as the Google Nexus S, save for the additional CDMA and WiMAX radios inside it. As for the device and its launch, we gonna probably have to wait a while before we get all of the details as far as availability concerns, and Sprint says that we can say Hello to this 4G device in Spring. Well, Best Buy has acclaimed to start taking pre-orders of this device for $199.99 under a year contract.
Being the very first 4G device powered by the latest Android 2.3 Gingerbread and pure Google experience, the Nexus S 4G will start a revolution just like the EVO 4G did last year. It’s really a decent Android phone on Sprint. In any event, the phone’s surprising price point will make it a stand out looker on Sprint’s lineup since it not only features Android 2.3 Gingerbread, fast 4G speed, but also such nice appearance, including the elegant curved brim, crystal clear 4-inch Super AMOLED touchscreen as well as a 5MP camera for shooting beautiful scenery. In a word, all of these features have added up to a new device that offers mostly big pluses over the original, and very few minuses. So we hope the Google Nexus S 4G will be available at physical stores as soon as possible, letting consumers and potential customers see and feel it before they decide to buy it.
New Phones 2011 | New Samsung Phones for Sprint - Google Nexus S 4G
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