Contest! Win an unlocked Google Nexus S smartphone

Here's your chance to win Google's latest hero phone. The Samsung-designed Nexus S is the only smartphone in the market with Google Android 2.3 Gingerbread.

Powered by a 1GHz Hummingbird processor, 512MB of RAM, 16GB of internal memory, dual-cameras for video conferencing and the ability to read NFC (Near Field Communication) tags plus work as a mobile hotspot, the Nexus S is geared for the future.

Prizing from Best Buy Mobile, with the Nexus S available in 21 Best Buy Mobile locations across Canada or online at BestBuy.ca. Because the phone is available for any network, buyers can work with the impartial and informed Best Buy Mobile staff to pick the plan that’s best for them.

Read our review on the Google Nexus S

How to join the contest:

1) Visit our Facebook Page and click on the "Like" button on the page.

2) Follow @BBYCanada and  @CReviewer  on Twitter and retweet the message "I want to win that awesome Nexus S from @BBYCanada and @CReviewer!"

Good luck and thanks for joining!

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