Google’s Nexus S is one of the hottest devices of this current generation and just so happens to be the first device to bring Android ‘Gingerbread‘ 2.3 to market. However, as of now, the only version of Nexus S on the market is compatible with T-Mobile. This puts a dent in the device’s overall potential as, quite obviously, those on carriers like Sprint and Verizon cannot use the device.

Luckily, for those on AT&T, rumors have just surfaced that say Google and Samsung may be releasing an AT&T compatible version of the Nexus S. These rumors stem from a Bluetooth SIG listing that shows a device with the model number GT I9020A. The reason we believe this is an AT&T compatible Nexus S is because the T-Mobile version’s model number is the GT-I9020T. Add to this the fact that Canadian carrier Mobilicity is set to pick up the Nexus S who run on the same 3G bands as AT&T and you can see the authenticity of this rumor.

Of course, don’t go throwing out your iPhone just yet as you’re going to have to wait until Google, Nexus or AT&T come forth to officially announce this.

We’ll keep you posted.

via androidspin