According to reports,Google's 'superphone', the Nexus One, will hit the UK in April.
According to The Daily Telegraph, sources close to both Google and Vodafone - the first UK carrier of the handset - confirmed that April is a realistic launch date for the superphone.
Both Google and Vodafone would only say the handset would be available in the UK "in the spring".
For now, the Google Nexus One, which is manufactured by HTC and runs version 2.1 of Google's own Android platform, is only available through Google's own webstore, where it costs $529 (339) plus 83 for delivery and VAT.
Alternatively, Brits can also get their hands on a SIM-free handset from Play.com for a whopping 599.
Powered by a Qualcomm 1GHz Snapdragon processor, which Google says is ideal for running multiple apps at the same time, the 11.5mm thick handset also features a 3.7in 480x800-pixel AMOLED screen.
Vodafone is the only carrier to have officially announced it will stock the handset. However, T-Mobile has revealed it is in discussion with the search engine over also offering the Nexus One in the UK.
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