Blimey Nexus 5, we were starting to wonder if we'd ever see you.
Now that Google has gone official with the Nexus 5, which is the first device to come packing Android 4.4 KitKat, the good news is that you don't have long to wait to get your hands on its chocolatey goodness.
So we've pulled together a list of networks and retailers who will be offering up the handset. Keep an eye on the list though, we'll be updating as we hear more...
Google Play Store
As expect, you can buy the Nexus 5 straight from the Google Play Store. It's available for £299 for the 16GB model in black or white, or £339 for 32GB.
Carphone Warehouse
Carphone Warehouse is stocking the Nexus 5 - though just the 16GB model - from Friday November 1. The handset is £295 SIM free - a whole £4 cheaper than Google - and it's also available for no cost if you join a £32 per month 3G contract on O2.
That includes unlimited calls and texts and 1GB of data. Oh, you can get it on a 4G contract for £37 per month, which will lump on an extra 2GB of data fun.
Even better, the first 1000 customers who order the Nexus 5 on a 4G contract on the Carphone Warehouse website will bag themselves a free 16GB Google Nexus 7. Last year's version though - sorry.
O2
While Vodafone and EE aren't getting in on the Nexus action, O2 is offering the phone directly, but only in the larger 32GB variant.
Available on O2's Refresh tariff, the phone is free on a £32 per month deal, which gives you 600 minutes, unlimited texts and 750MB of data.
Three
Data friendly network Three is also stocking the Nexus 5 and it has confirmed the handset will be supported by its 4G service which is due to roll out in December.
You can bag yourself unlimited data (plus 500 minutes and 5000 texts) on the Nexus 5 from just £29 per month, although you'll need to stump up £49 at point of sale.
The 16GB Nexus 5 is also available on PAYG, but at £399.99 it's extremely expensive so you'd be better off going via Google direct.
Source : techradar[dot]com
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