Remember back when Google first launched the Nexus One and how their goal was to get it on every major US carrier? There was even a rumor that it was going to be released on Sprint, but that was pulled at the last minute, presumably because of the launch of the HTC Evo 4G. Well now the wait is over. For those of you that want a pure Google phone on Sprint, you can soon pre-order the Google Nexus S 4G. For more information, you can visit the Sprint landing page for the phone.

Its basically the same as the current Nexus S available on T-Mobile, except that it offers Sprint’s 4G via WiMAX.

Is this a phone you would want? It would be the first CDMA phone to run Gingerbread as well (Android 2.3). There’s been rumors that this phone will be available on At&t too, but no official announcement.

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Sprint booked a two-and-a-half hour slot at the upcoming CTIA Wireless coming up in a few weeks. Engadget did some digging around and has come up with three possible devices that Sprint will announce in that slot. The candidates are the Nexus S 4G, Evo 3D, and Evo View.

We all remember how Google tried to get the Nexus One on all of the major carriers but failed. It was only on T-Mobile and At&t. The Nexus S so far is only on T-Mobile, but there’s been rumors that an At&t version is coming and has passed the FCC. If Sprint launches the Nexus S 4G, it would be the first Nexus phone to be on a CDMA carrier. After some more digging, they also found out if you go to now.sprint.com/nexus, you’ll get an image that says the page isn’t ready yet but is coming soon.

Next up would be the Evo 3D. The obvious guess for this phone would be an Evo with a 3D screen. HTC hasn’t shown off this technology yet on any device, but it could be interesting.

Last would be the Evo View, which is rumored to be a CDMA/WiMAX version of HTC’s Flyer tablet.

Source: Engadget