Google is all set to release Android 2.3.4 patch for Google Nexus S. Like always, your Nexus S would automatically get updated to this latest patch, but if you are super excited and want to install Android 2.3.4 Gingerbread on Google Nexus S manually, then here is the guide for you.
The below guide is so simple to follow, and within no time, you would be easily done with the manual installation of Android 2.3.4 Gingerbread on Google Nexus S.
Install Android 2.3.4 Gingerbread On Google Nexus S
To start with, download Android 2.3.4 Gingerbread on to your computer.
Once it is downloaded, connect the Nexus S to your computer via USB cable. And when you computer detects it, simply copy the ROM that you have above downloaded to the micro SD card of your smartphone.
NOTE: Make sure that do not change the name of the zipped file once you have downloaded. And do not even unzip it. You need to transfer it to your phone as it is.
Now disconnect your Google Nexus S from your computer and switch it off. You need to boot it in recover mode now. To do that, press Volume Up key and Power button simultaneously. Once it boots in the recover mode, go with the option labeled as Apply update from /sdcard.
Now, choose the file that you have downloaded and copied, and press the Power button to select it. All you need to do now is sit and wait, while it automatically install Android 2.3.4 Gingerbread on Google Nexus S.
Once it is done, it will automatically reboot and you done with the whole upgrade process.