The recently announced White Nexus 4 is currently available at retail and online stores. Google Play Store, T-Mobile and AT&T offer the remarkable Google-LG smartphone while arrival at Australia's leading retailer Harvey Norman is expected soon as well as other stores in Asia and Middle East.

"Stand out from the crowd with a white Nexus 4 smart phone from Google. Nexus 4 is totally wireless and puts the world's information at your fingertips. Get a free white bumper with your purchase," Google's statement reads at the product page. At the Google Play Store, the Nexus 4 limited white smartphone has a price of $299 for the 8GB version while the 16GB version costs $349.

AT&T puts up the white Nexus 4 for sale with the message on their Web site ad that reads: "With cutting edge hardware, your favorite Google Apps and the latest version of Android, the Nexus 4 puts the best of Google in the palm of your hand." Subscribers can initially pay $19 on a two-year agreement with $17 per month payment or they can purchase the White Nexus 4 with its outright price of $427.

At T-Mobile, the White Nexus 4 is available on a monthly payment deal. Subscribers are required to pay a down worth $20 with $17 per month payments for the two-year contract.

In Australia, Harvey Norman will reportedly offer the White Nexus 4 for an outright price of $419 when the smartphone arrives in the middle of June. It appears that the new Google smart phone version will be available on the Optus $50 Cap Plan with the additional $5 per month over a two-year agreement, but only through the Harvey Norman dealers.

The White Nexus 4 has the similar features and specs with the original smartphone released in November 2012 such as 4.7-inch screen, a Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro CPU, the 2100mAh Lithium polymer battery, built-in wireless charging, 8MP rear-facing camera with Photo Sphere and 1080p HD video. Additional features in the White Nexus 4 are the latest Google Now with Voice Search version, Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean and the smart keyboard capable of gesture typing.