With the official announcement of the Google Nexus S and Gingerbread (Android 2.3), the fine people over at Google decided to bombard the internet with new videos of Android goodness. Hey, we at Android Central aren't complaining. In fact, we love these videos so much, we decided to compile all the videos together -- just for you! And if the videos aren't enough to feed that gingerbread appetite, head into the forums to see what people are talking about: Gingerbread and Nexus S.
Videos after the jump.
 Do you like Gingerbread? |  Introducing Nexus S |
 Nexus S: The Backstory |  Android 2.3 Official Video |
 Voice Actions |  NFC |
 Navigation |  Google Maps |
 Google Instant |  Google Voice |
 Google Goggles |  Gingerbread UI |
 Keyboard |  Connectivity |
 Sensors |  Multi-Task |
 VoIP |  YouTube 2.0 |
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