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AT&T getting Nexus S at discounted $99 with contract

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 21 Jul 2011 4:24

AT&T getting Nexus S at discounted $99 with contract Samsung has said today that they will offer the Nexus S flagship Android phone via AT&T.
Starting on July 24th, the flagship will go on sale for $99 with 2-year contract, six months after being released for rival carriers and unlocked.

Sprint recently dropped the price on the device to $99 with contract, as well.

The device has Android 2.3, a 4-inch Super AMOLED screen, 1GHz processor, NFC and dual cameras.

Unfortunately, the phone does not have LTE support.

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