Google Nexus S and Nexus S 4G is currently available for free on contract at Best Buy. This offer end on August 3 at 11:59pm CST.

The AT&T Google Nexus S smartphone is finally available for purchase exclusively at Best Buy. This handset is available for just $99.99 with a 2 year service agreement.

After the launch of Samsung Galaxy S II in India, the price of the Google Nexus S have been dropped to a great extent. The powerful Nexus S is currently available in India for just Rs.19,999 (approx. $450).

Samsung finally launched the Google Nexus S in India. It comes with the 4 inch Super Clear LCD display instead of the Super AMOLED display in India.

Sprint Nexus S 4G is currently up for pre-order at Best Buy. This handset comes with a price tag of $199 with a 2 years service agreement.

Flipkart is currently taking pre-orders of the Google Nexus S smartphone for Rs.27,999. This handset will be launched in India with the Super Clear LCD display, instead of the Super AMOLED display.

Steve Straughton – the guy who got MeeGo v1.1 up and running on a HTC HD2 has come up with another awesome hack. He has managed to get the Nokia’s highly anticipated MeeGo OS running on the Google Nexus S.

Many people had hoped that the Nexus S will be equipped with a dual-core processor but sadly that did not turn out to be true. The Nexus S uses a 1 GHz SoC (Silicon-on-Chip) Hummingbird processor. The same processor is used across the different variants of the Galaxy S line-up. Now, an XDA member morfic has released a new kernel – Trinity – for the Nexus S which overclocks the processor to 1.2GHz.

Just after a week of its launch, the Google Nexus S is getting its first software update over the air. The OTA (Over-The-Air) update weighs in at 1.9MB and carries the build number GRH78, up from the previous GRH55 build number. There is no official change-log but looking at the size of the OTA, don’t expect wonders

The Samsung-manufactured-Google-branded Nexus S has hit all the retail stores of Best Buy across the United States and many people have already managed to get their hands on the device. Now, the crazy folks over at XDA have already started tinkering around with their Nexus S and have managed to gain root access to the handset.

It’s finally here! Google has officially unveiled the successor of Nexus One – the Nexus S. The Nexus S features a 4-inch ‘Contour’ Super-AMOLED screen with WVGA resolution. Surprisingly, the Nexus S is powered by the same processor which is found under the hood of other Galaxy S handsets – a 1GHz Hummingbird processor

Some mysterious guy over at XDA has managed to get his hands on the upcoming Nexus S from Samsung/Google. He has posted some pictures of the device as well as the screenshots of the device running Android 2.3. The pictures of the handset are quite blurry but nevertheless, the pictures still show the curvy design of the handset.

It was expected that Google will be announcing the Nexus S and/or Gingerbread 2.3 at Web 2.0 conference. Sadly, this piece of info turned out to be a rumor. However, Eric Schmidt came to the Web 2.0 conference with a handset that looks like the Nexus S and was running on Android 2.3.