Good news for our friends to the north. The Nexus S is coming to all Canadian carriers. The handset will remain a Google experience device which means there will be no carrier related apps or overlays on the device. It will retain all of its features including NFC when it arrives. You’ll also be able to purchase the device at Mobilicity, WIND Mobile and Videotron Ltee. Start saving your money now, the price hasn’t been set, you can expect it to retail between $200 on contract or $530 off contract when it’s released this spring.
[via business.financialpost]
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