We just brought to you information regarding the launch of the Google Nexus S. Now here are a few videos that promote the Nexus S which is developed by Google and Samsung.

The first video is titled: Do You Like Gingerbread and it is the teaser to the Nexus S

The second video highlights a few of the features of the Nexus S in a video that quite different from any other phone ads.

Here is a video that shows the Nexus S in a slow motion 360 degree view

Here is a funny video showing the navigational features of the Nexus S

Here is the YouTube 2.0 application shown on the Nexus S

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Google and Samsung finally announced their much awaited smartphone, the Nexus S. It is the world's first handset to feature the latest Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) Operating System. Nexus S comes with a 4 inch WVGA SUPER AMOLED display, 5 megapixel camera with HD video recording and so on. This handset allows you to access more than 100,000 apps from the Android Market. Check out the complete specs of Nexus S below.

"Samsung was thrilled to work with Google to create the first device featuring the much anticipated Android 2.3 OS. Nexus S is powerful proof of Samsung and Google's commitment to bringing technology firsts to market and launching products that utilize the open and innovative Android operating system. Nexus S integrates Samsung's best-in-class hardware and technology with the exciting new features and upgrades of Android 2.3 Gingerbread to give consumers a breakthrough smartphone experience," said Omar Khan, chief strategy officer of Samsung Telecommunications America.

"Google is excited to co-develop Nexus S with Samsung, ensuring solid integration of hardware and software to deliver the lead device for the latest version of Android, Gingerbread," said Andy Rubin, Vice President of Engineering at Google.

Nexus S Specifications:

• 4 inch WVGA SUPER AMOLED display
• 800 x 480 pixels resolution
• 1 GHz application processor
• Android 2.3 OS (Gingerbread)
• 5 megapixel camera with Auto Focus
• VGA front Camera
• HD (720p) video recording
• NFC (Near Field Communication) Capability
• Wi-Fi
• USB 2.0
• Bluetooth 2.1 with EDR
• A-GPS
• 16 GB internal memory
• 512MB RAM
• Accelerometer
• Digital compass
• Proximity and Light Sensor
• Android Market
• 1500 mAh battery

Nexus S will be available online and in-store from Best Buy retailers in the U.S. starting after December 16 and at Carphone Warehouse retailers in the U.K. after December 20. The price of this handset is not announced yet. Are you planning to buy this amazing smartphone? Let us know your views in the comments below.

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This might be a bit late considering we are talking about the place where technology takes birth. In a recent press release Senator Snowe has introduced to the legislation the ideas to enhance the wireless coverage within Federal structures to fight the spectrum crunch.

"With over 276 million wireless subscribers across our nation and growing demand for wireless broadband, it is imperative that we take steps to improve wireless communication capacity and this legislation will make measurable progress towards that goal," said Senator Snowe. "Given that approximately 60 percent of mobile Internet use and 40 percent of cell phone calls are completed indoors, utilizing technologies such as wi-fi and femtocells will dramatically improve coverage."

The idea to make such installations mandatory can prove to be�revolutionary�for various centers in the United States if it is implemented successfully. It's argued that installing femtocells at those locations would improve reception indoors, lighten network loads in busy areas, and expand accessibility for more rural locales.

The Federal Wi-Net bill has requested for a $15 million budget for the installation and�maintenance�which includes future installs of various hardware. Well, any bidders who want to get lucky?

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