Sprint has officially announced that it will launch the long awaited Nexus S 4G on May 8th for $199.99 after a new 2 year agreement and instant rebate. Like the Nexus S released last year with support for T-Mobile, the Android Gingerbread device features hardware support for NFC with the addition of a WiMax radio. Additional specifications include a curved Gorilla Glass fronted capacitive touch display, stock Android Gingerbread build, 1GHz Hummingbird processor and Bluetooth.
Sprint Announces Nexus S 4G for May 8th
Humberto Saabedra
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Better check the specsHumberto, I’m 99.999% sure that there isn’t a microSD slot on the Nexus S.
androidguys.com/2011/03/21/sprint-announces-nexus-4g/
this phone is a fail. I was hoping for something leading edge.
No MicroSD and lack of a matt black finish, is a no go for me either.
For privacy reasons, it would have been prefered, had it only had one or two GB on board and a removable MicroSD, too bad, this could have been my new Sprint account saving device.
On another note, given VZW’s 4G LTE outage, VZW is experiencing it’s first GSM style outage, CDMA is still the most reliable network option after the outgoing iDEN.
Thank You
As per usual, no matter what Sprint does or releases there will be someone who isn’t satisfied. Oh well…
You’re welcome