The old proverb “when it rains, it pours” certainly relates with leaks — as well as to that finish, a Nexus S we saw the the few hours back is right away incited on and ready to give us the frustratingly blurry preview of Android 2.3 (which you may know better as Gingerbread). Of course, Eric Schmidt himself did the same on stage during the Web 2.0 limit recently, though there’s a disproportion: Schmidt wouldn’t admit he was land the Nexus S, wouldn’t uncover us all of Gingerbread’s UI tweaks, as well as wouldn’t take a bunch of dark, low-quality shots as well as contention them to xda-developers. There’s not the lot to see here, though you can have out a little of the icons upon the redesigned, blacked-out status bar, the redone phone keypad, and a About shade where you get confirmation that it really is a Nexus S running 2.3 (granted, this shade is incredibly easy to feign, though we’ll allow it in light of all the alternative visual justification we’ve got starting upon here). Unfortunately, it’s still not during all transparent when the Nexus S is essentially launching… so for right away, we’ll take as most of these high-ISO galleries as you can get.

Via Engadget