Google Nexus to debut in India by Q1 end

22 Jan 2011

1

Even as the rest of the world awaits the launch of the Google Nexus S smartphone in the coming months, some lucky US and UK citizens are already using it.

But the exclusiveness for the lucky few may not last long as  industry watchers say, the smartphone is likely to debut in India by the end of February or by the end of the first quarter.

Though the company's Galaxy S has been a thumping success in India, of late Samsung's authorised re-sellers and stores are running out of their stock of the handset.

Meanwhile, Google made the Nexus S and the Android 2.3 Gingerbread update official in the US on 7 December. The Nexus S was the first phone to be unveiled with the Gingerbread.

At present, Best Buy in US is selling the unlocked Google Nexus S for $530.

Meanwhile, Nexus S has been listed by two Indian online retails Infibeam and Flipkart under 'Coming Soon.'

Latest articles

Sigma Advanced to acquire UK aerospace supplier Bromford for ₹153 crore

Sigma Advanced to acquire UK aerospace supplier Bromford for ₹153 crore

Akasa Air plans ₹1,050 crore fundraising to support growth amid higher costs

Akasa Air plans ₹1,050 crore fundraising to support growth amid higher costs

AI startup Reflection signs over $1 billion computing deal with Nebius

AI startup Reflection signs over $1 billion computing deal with Nebius

Tata Power explores $450 million overseas loan for business operations

Tata Power explores $450 million overseas loan for business operations

TCS wins technology contract for New York JFK Airport’s $19 billion terminal

TCS wins technology contract for New York JFK Airport’s $19 billion terminal

South Korean firms unveil $195 billion investment in AI and advanced industries

South Korean firms unveil $195 billion investment in AI and advanced industries

HCLTech wins $1.14 billion AI transformation deal with European client

HCLTech wins $1.14 billion AI transformation deal with European client

Microsoft launches Frontier to help enterprises accelerate AI adoption

Microsoft launches Frontier to help enterprises accelerate AI adoption

AstraZeneca signs up to $1.77 billion CSPC deal for kidney disease drugs

AstraZeneca signs up to $1.77 billion CSPC deal for kidney disease drugs