Google Nexus S Mobile Phone Review - A High Quality Android Phone That's Packed With Features

The Google Nexus S certainly has a lot going for it. Its only real drawbacks would have to be its steep price and sharp learning curve—while not overly complicated or convoluted, this is not a phone for beginner users. However, if you can overlook these flaws, this is definitely a phone worth considering.

Its responsive screen, tons of features, and great navigational features are only a few ways this phone can benefit you. Attractive, fast, reliable, and well equipped, this is arguably one of the better phones on the market. Its internet connectivity is where the phone really shines, however.

Equipped with quadband technology, Bluetooth, 3G, wi-fi, GPS, and more, it has everything you need to stay connected regardless of where you roam. Also included is a feature known as Near Field Communication, which is a form of wireless connectivity that allows you to perform all sorts of interesting actions at NFC compatible locations.

However, if you're not familiar with this option, you're not alone—it's very likely that this feature is simply too new to catch on quickly. Having Android also means a horde of Google related features, including Google Talk, Gmail, Google Maps, and more.

As you can imagine, its awesome screen also makes it fun for watching movies and playing games as well. Its browser is unusually reliable and runs without a hitch. This phone is also compatible with Flash, which allows you access to a wide variety of games and videos.

Combine all of this with an awesome email client and a wealth of apps and widgets available via the Android Store and you have a phone that can't be beat in terms of usability.

Google Nexus S gets better in every release, newer phones are expensive while a last month's release becomes cheaper. There are various ways to save money and you can get a free TV with phone contract if ever you want to buy one.