Following several months of rumors, Google has finally unveiled its latest smartphone in the Nexus line-up - the Nexus 6, which is set to be delivered by Motorola.

According to the Google Play Store the highly anticipated phablet will supposedly be available for $649 for a 32-GB unit without a network contract. On the other hand, the unlocked 64-GB version comes with a price tag of $699.

Another report by DroidLife said that all the major network carriers in the U.S. will offer the latest Google phablet. It will be offered by Sprint, AT&T, Verizon, U.S Cellular, and T-Mobile.

While the top U.S. network carriers hardly offered the previous Nexus models, BGR says that the latest Nexus 6 will not meet the same fate, since all the major networks will begin the pre-order period for the 5.9-inch smartphone in late October.

In fact, Sprint has already launched a webpage solely dedicated to Nexus 6. This webpage has indicated that the Nexus 6 will soon come to their network. AT&T has also made a similar move, and has already announced that they are carrying the Nexus 6 in their network.

On the other hand, T-Mobile has gone an extra mile and created a sign-in page for customers who want to be notified when the device is available to the public. Verizon and U.S Cellular, however, have yet to make any announcement regarding the Nexus 6.

As it stands, most network carriers have not revealed any details regarding the contract and pricing information. But, T-Mobile has announced that they will offer a monthly repayment deal requiring a two-year contract and $27.08 monthly fee, with no down payments.

An earlier report by the IB Times stated that once the pre-order phase rolls out at the end of October, shipping of Nexus 6 phones will start Nov. 12.

On that note, it's worth mentioning that the Nexus 6 along with the Nexus 9 will be using the latest Android 5.0 Lollipop operating system.