White Nexus S is briefly spotted on Samsung's web site showing AT&T support
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Although it’s not the first time we're hearing about a white flavored Google Nexus S for AT&T, it seems rather intriguing to find that the pure Google device just might be making an eventual release with the carrier.
For a brief moment, Samsung’s web site had the two-toned “pearly white” Android smartphone up on the site showing that it’s an AT&T compatible device. As it stands right now, it’s hard to say if the handset will follow the same route with T-Mobile’s version, since it’s only sold through third party retailers, or rather, be sold directly by a carrier much like the Google Nexus S 4G with Sprint.
Interestingly enough though, this version of the Nexus S is going by the model number GT-I9020A, rather than SGH-Ixx7 that normally notates it as a Samsung smartphone sold through a carrier. If that’s the case, then we’ll probably see this version go through third party retail channels once again.
Lastly, it’ll be interesting to see whether or not the handset will flaunt HSPA+ speeds, especially when the website doesn’t confirm if it’s a 4G device. And when it comes to pricing, it could either sway to $99 on-contract, which is where Tmo’s version is selling for through Best Buy, or $200 for the 4G equipped Google Nexus S 4G with Sprint.
source: pocketnow
For a brief moment, Samsung’s web site had the two-toned “pearly white” Android smartphone up on the site showing that it’s an AT&T compatible device. As it stands right now, it’s hard to say if the handset will follow the same route with T-Mobile’s version, since it’s only sold through third party retailers, or rather, be sold directly by a carrier much like the Google Nexus S 4G with Sprint.
Interestingly enough though, this version of the Nexus S is going by the model number GT-I9020A, rather than SGH-Ixx7 that normally notates it as a Samsung smartphone sold through a carrier. If that’s the case, then we’ll probably see this version go through third party retail channels once again.
Lastly, it’ll be interesting to see whether or not the handset will flaunt HSPA+ speeds, especially when the website doesn’t confirm if it’s a 4G device. And when it comes to pricing, it could either sway to $99 on-contract, which is where Tmo’s version is selling for through Best Buy, or $200 for the 4G equipped Google Nexus S 4G with Sprint.
source: pocketnow
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5. bossmt_2 posted on 12 May 2011, 16:13 1 1
Nexus S LTE for Verizon please. WOuld be the best selling phone if it's 199.99.
7. android556 (unregistered) posted on 12 May 2011, 20:23 1 0
It probably has 3G - but I so wish it has 4G or even HSPA+ ... I would SSSSOOOOO get it!!!
