Sprint Samsung Nexus S 4G gets discontinued

Vlad Bobleanta  By on 25 May 12

Sprint has discontinued the Samsung Nexus S 4G, which it had been selling since May of 2011. The Nexus S 4G was, as you may already know, the Now Network’s version of the Samsung Nexus S – the second ever ‘Nexus’ device created by Google together with an Android phone maker.

Now that Sprint is selling the Samsung Galaxy Nexus (which is the Nexus S 4G’s successor), this move undeniably makes some sense. Of course, some may still have preferred the fact that the older smartphone is more compact. But as of now, if you’re a Sprint customer (or want to become one) and would like to get a Nexus device, the Galaxy Nexus is your only option.

The Nexus S 4G probably didn’t manage to break any sales records at Sprint, but it surely was appreciated by those who value timely software updates in the Android world.

Via The Verge

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  • reggie/red

    I loved my nexus s 4g and still got it. It faster than the iPhone 4. And the iPhone 4 is still selling what type of sh***. It 3g this sucks

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