Vodafone has made the Google Nexus One available for pre-order.
The Nexus One, which is manufactured by HTC, is powered by a Qualcomm 1GHz Snapdragon processor and features a 3.7in 480x800-pixel AMOLED screen.
The mobile network said Google's 'superphone', which was launched in January this year, will be released on April 30.
The handset is free on a 24-month contract, which costs £35 per month and comes with 600 minutes of calls and unlimited text messages.
The mobile phone will also be available on a number of other contracts, which start from £25 per month.
Vodafone said the contracts include 1GB of mobile data as well as an additional 1GB of data for those using the handset's Wi-Fi connection at premium BT Openzone hotspots throughout the UK.
The Google Nexus One will also come with Google Maps Navigation beta pre-installed. The free app, which was launched last week, gives Android-based mobile phones turn-by-turn voice and visual navigation.
The Google Nexus One can pre-ordered from Vodafone's website.
The annoucement comes just hours after reports suggested the Nexus One had been delayed in the UK.
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See also: Google refused Nexus One trademark
Comments
Carrie-Ann Skinner said: Thanks for your comments Ryan Just moments after we posted the original story Vodafone announced they were making the handset available on April 30 Weve amended the story to reflect this
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Jon said: I think its pretty pathetic that Vodafone havent got their act together about the Nexus One They could have really hit home with the marketing to offer an alternative to the iPhone for those who want it instead theyve let the hype surrounding the Nexus One die down and still have done nothing about releasing it By the time they make it available it will be out of date