The Google Nexus S is real

[Derajdefyre]

http://www.google.com/nexus/

... and it is amazing.

PROS:
-SUPER AMOLED screen, you need to see it to believe it
-Samsung processor and graphics, runs all of Pocket Legends like a beast.
-Front facing camera and rear facing camera with flash
-plain Android 2.3 Gingerbread (since it is plain Android and a Google phone you always get instant updates of the OS)
-16GB storage
-carrier unlocked right out of the box even if you get it carrier subsidized

CONS:
-No microSD slot
-Only subsidized by T-mobile and cannot use T-mobile's "4G" (which isn't even really 4g and isn't available most places so I really don't care anyways)
-GSM phone so it can't be used on Verizon or Sprint

PRO/CON:
-no hardware keyboard, but some people like that and some don't and some don't care

[Lesrider]

Is it like Santa Claus or Diet Dr Pepper? Too hard to believe?

[Arterra]

Unlocked by default
Out of the box, Nexus S is unlocked, so it will work with any GSM carrier.

wait, T-mobile? or does that mean something else than any carrier?

[Zandog]

Why get a 1ghz A8 processor when dual core 2ghz A9 processors are coming next month? I'm waiting for a Tegra 2 phone.

[Ogediah]

wait, T-mobile? or does that mean something else than any carrier?

Made for T-mobile, with the possibility of being unlocked for other GSM carriers using a compatible band. (Such as AT&T)

[Derajdefyre]

Made for T-mobile, with the possibility of being unlocked for other GSM carriers using a compatible band. (Such as AT&T)

It is specifically designed for T-mobile, BUT it is ALREADY unlocked and can be used on AT&T or any other network around the world. Also, there is no T-mobile branding anywhere on the device and there is no T-mobile bloatware.

[Ogediah]

It is specifically designed for T-mobile, BUT it is ALREADY unlocked and can be used on AT&T or any other network around the world. Also, there is no T-mobile branding anywhere on the device and there is no T-mobile bloatware.

I stand corrected, already unlocked. However. You will pay and outright cost if you wish to buy it without a contract (529 it looks like) while a 2 yr contract gets you the phone for 199.
Just about every android phone is unlockable anyways. Not to mention, T-mobile will straight up give you an unlock code after so many months. With the new copyright law, they are really just saving money by not filing for one.

[Zeus]

There is a correction, it will be unable to work with sprint or verizon since they are CDMA networks, and basically has the same market guild line as the original nexus one. But OMG I think I just had a nergasm from seeing that phone. Time to go dump my iphone 4 and get that when it comes out.

[Ogediah]

There is a correction, it will be unable to work with sprint or verizon since they are CDMA networks
Post number one specifies GSM networks ;)