Google offers Gingerbread for the holidays with the Nexus S and also unveiled Chrome Web Store for free and paid apps for the Chrome browser and Chrome OS. Here's an interview with DroidCon organiser, Dominic Travers about his first impressions of the NFC-enabled handset.
A stand out feature of the Google Nexus S is that it supports near field communications. NFC will become increasingly more popular in the next couple of years as all the top handset manufactures, including Nokia, RIM and Apple - pledge their support for the contactless technology. Check out the demo below.
Google has officially launched it's latest flagship device- which is not only the world's first phone running Android 2.3 OS but thanks to its Contour Display, it's the first mobile phone with a curved screen. The 4-inch touchscreen has a 1GHz Hummingbird processor, combined Flash and HTML5 technology for Internet browsing and a front and rear-facing camera.
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