Google Nexus S

While there are some things we wish Samsung and Google did differently with the Nexus S, at the end of the day, this is, in our opinion, the finest Android device on the market. It’s not the perfect phone, but Google’s latest “pure vision” handset...

Cool curved display, good camera, updated UI, great reception, no bloatware

No HD video or camera shutter button, plastic body won't suit all

At the end of the day, though, the Nexus S still looks very much like a dozen other touchscreen slab smartphones. Sure, it's nice looking, and solidly built, but the design isn't inspired enough for the flagship device that is supposed to herald the...

This smartphone runs on the Android 2.3 operating system, also known as Gingerbread

There is no 4G technology available on the Google Nexus S

This smartphone offers all the advanced features you need, as long as you don’t care about having 4G technology.

Last year, Google produced its own Android phone, the Nexus One. It was a neat handset, made for the search giant by HTC, but because it was mostly sold direct by Google it never became mass-market (H

The Google Nexus S is not to everyone’s taste. Its unskinned version of Android lacks the bells and whistles of smartphones from the likes of HTC and Samsung. But it does run the latest version of the increasingly popular Android operating system, has...

Excellent glare-resistant screen; outstanding battery life; improved messaging input; fast operating

No micro-SD slot; pinch to zoom not fully enabled

The Nexus S has slotted in nicely as the head of the Android family, but it does lack a user-friendly overlay such as HTC Sense. The device is likely to be the premier Android handset for a good chunk of 2011, although it is not an essential purchase...

In my opinion the Google Nexus S is the best Android phone yet. It may need some tweaks here and there, but thanks to its top-notch hardware, excellent design and Android 2.3 operating system, it has exceeded our expectations.

Stunning screen ; Latest and greatest Android 2.3 Ginerbread software ; NFC communication

Not an unbelievable update to the OS ; No HSPA+ support

While not groundbreaking, the Nexus S does bring some new talking points to the table, and with the addition of Gingerbread, takes its place at the head of the Android pack.

Cute Design, Great Resolut ion

Sound Reception (Sometimes )

I must say Google has lived upto its reputation, launching a phone that can compete other high end phones is itself appreciated. Though it is provided in india by Samsung but base is solid. I am very happy as i bought this. Last but not the least All...