Sprint will begin selling the Galaxy nexus on Sunday.

Sprint also offers the Galaxy Nexus with access to Google Wallet for mobile payments, something .

Of course, the biggest downside with Sprint is that the 4G LTE device -- the first with Android 4.0 -- already works over Verizon's LTE network in more than 200 cities; Sprint won't begin rolling out LTE until mid-2012, and then, in just six cities to start.

Sprint users will have to rely on Sprint's slower 3G data speeds in the meantime, the same way as when a Verizon user wanders outside of a Verizon LTE network and the device reverts to 3G.

Pre-orders of Sprint's Galaxy Nexus started today at . Sprint will continue offering unlimited data on the Galaxy Nexus smartphone, which means the monthly cost for voice, data and texting starts at $80.