AT&T users can grab a Google Nexus S with the proper 3G bands -- sure, not from AT&T itself but there are other retailers that offer it. Even better, you have a choice between a black or a white color version -- it was just black before.
Google's second droid, the Google Nexus S, first launched with T-Mobile, which meant that users on other networks could not get in on the fun. Now the Samsung I9020A, which is the model name of the AT&T's Nexus S, is officially on sale.
As a consolation for the wait, users can get the phone in white (well, just the back anyway) -- and T-Mobile users can not (for now anyway). Negri Electronics carries both the black and white Google Nexus S for AT&T -- both at the same price of $598.5 (for comparison, that's 416 pounds). AT&T do not offer it (for now), so there is no option to get it on a contract.
Some lucky guy already bought the while Nexus S (just a day after the launch) and did what anyone else would have done -- he took some unboxing photos. Here they come:
As you can see, the white version comes with Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread, which is still very new and fairly rare.
Sprint's Google Nexus S 4G (with CDMA and WiMAX connectivity) is coming soon too. The Canadian launch of the Nexus S is nearing as well -- several operators will reportedly carry the phone there, with Fido pricing the phone at $500 (Canadian) for pre-paid or $100 (again, Canadian) with a 3-year contract.
As a consolation for the wait, users can get the phone in white (well, just the back anyway) -- and T-Mobile users can not (for now anyway). Negri Electronics carries both the black and white Google Nexus S for AT&T -- both at the same price of $598.5 (for comparison, that's 416 pounds). AT&T do not offer it (for now), so there is no option to get it on a contract.
Some lucky guy already bought the while Nexus S (just a day after the launch) and did what anyone else would have done -- he took some unboxing photos. Here they come:
