Showing posts with label Google tablet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Google tablet. Show all posts

Thursday, December 20, 2012

Even cheaper Nexus 7 expected to be released in 1Q 2013


It seems that the much speculated $99 Nexus 7 really exists, and after the first shots taken with its front camera and posted on Picasa, details of his life come to us from DigiTimes.
According to DigiTimes source, the reduction in production costs may lead to a US$99 price tag for the tablet, with the help of China-based touch screen maker O-Film Tech, who will enter the supply chain.

Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Rumor - $ 99 Nexus Tablet could become a reality in December?


It seems that $99 tablet from Google could become a reality already this year according to analyst Richard Shym from DisplaySearch. It's so that a comeback rumors about the $99 Tablet will go in the production of which would be entrusted to Asus, who still denies any involvement, which was bounced in the web a few weeks ago. 

Monday, September 3, 2012

Rumor - Nexus 7 with 3G expected within the next 6 weeks


Google Nexus 7
The 7" inch tablet competition is heating up and new rumors about new 7" tablets are popping out almost every day.The latest rumors, which have to be taken  with some caution, are saying that in a few weeks we will see the arrival of a version of the Nexus 7 with 3G connectivity then not only able to surf the internet through a SIM but also make phone calls. A feature certainly highly sought shortly after his presentation that could get really short.

Wednesday, August 1, 2012

New Nexus 7 video - Jelly Bean tips and tricks

nexus 7 jelly bean tips

Another day and another video for the Nexus 7. Directly from Google Youtube comes a little rundown of the main features of the Nexus 7 introduced the in new Jelly Bean Android OS. A video  like its predecessors, does not add anything new but is intended to advertise the device, helping the less experienced and disseminate innovations introduced since Android last distribution.

Monday, June 11, 2012

Andy Rubin - 900 000 Android smart phones and tablets are activated each day



Andy Rubin  has published an interesting new post on the night, on his future in Google , officially denying the rumors that pointed to his abandonment of the search giant.
Meanwhile Andy took the opportunity to announce a new record clocked by Android . Now the devices with the system turned on each day are well over 900 000.

Thursday, May 24, 2012

Asus and Google ready to launch 600,000 tablets in June?



It seems that it won't to long till the launch of Google's own tablet according to the latest rumors.Google and its partner Asus now seems are almost ready to launch on the market its first tablet with the Google Experience and presumably with a diagonal 7 inches to enter into direct competition with the Kindle Fire . The rumors and speculation are that the initial 600,000 units of the alleged Nexus tablet will be ready to be released in the market in July.

Friday, April 6, 2012

The first Google tablet is expected to hit the market in July


The first raid of Google on the tablet market will be made in July. The team at Mountain View is currently engaged in bringing the price below the threshold of $ 249, as already collaborating with AsusTek Computer in the implementation of the 7-inch model with Nvidia Tegra 3, only Wi-Fi connectivity and Android Ice Cream Sandwich.
According to latest estimates, the price had already been wandering between $ 199 and $ 149 in order to diminish competition from Amazon with the Kindle Fire the Nook Color and an alleged iPad Mini always display about 7 inches which is rumored could be presented at the next Apple  conference in June (probably just rumor).
Other sources have reported instead the reasons for the delay in the commercialization of the first tablet of Google, the adoption of the next version of Android, the Jelly Bean of which we still know little or nothing and we'll see that maybe, just next to the Google I / O. It would, however unlikely such a solution since the project was entirely developed on Android 4.0 and to adapt and optimize the hardware to a new Android version (Jelly Bean)would take more time. 

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