Ten years ago today, Google released the 2nd-generation Nexus 7, just days after a surprise announcement. Back then, Android tablets still ... similar to what Samsung pulled off when transitioning ...

The plastic-dominated Google Nexus 7 ... of tablet-tailored apps. It holds plenty of appeal for those who want to do more than just read ebooks, watch videos and browse the web – but that doesn’t seem ...

The new Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra has a screen measuring 6.9 inches, just 0.1 inches shy of the 7-inch screen from the Google Nexus 7 tablet from 2013. If this new Galaxy S20 Ultra smartphone were ...

Google is reportedly working with Huawei on a new-generation Nexus 7 tablet that could make its debut as early as May 2016. The company launched two generations of the Nexus 7 slate so far ...

Asus produced the earliest Nexus 7, and back in July 2012, Google launched the Android tablet, making it the first Nexus tablet in the world. The original version had impressive specs and an ...

The two devices are available in select regions, and many of us have been wondering what’s going on with the 7-inch Nexus tablet considering we didn’t see many rumors regarding it. Google did ...

This brings the tablet forward to build number LRX22G up from build number LMY470. What’s odd is that the LTE version of the Nexus 7 has gotten the update prior to the WiFi model, which is ...

I’m still shocked at the number of people who use a tablet to ... generation Nexus 7 if they’re looking for a reading device running stock Android, or the 8.4-inch Samsung Galaxy Tab S for ...

Up until now, Nexus tablets—most notably, the Nexus 7's two iterations—have made waves with a combination of high quality parts and ridiculously ... which has a number of sliders and options ...

You bet. The biggest factor in the Nexus 7's resilience is the overall value it provides. Starting at US$230, it's tied with the Kindle Fire HDX for the cheapest in that bunch. If you just want a ...

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