Sentences with phrase «nexus tablet line»

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This week, the Canada - born, Japanese - owned e-book retailer, e-book and tablet manufacturer unveiled its newest line - up of tech toys, including a 10 - inch HD tablet — the company's largest to date — to compete with the full - sized likes of the iPad, Nexus 10, Nook HD and Kindle Fire.

When Google unveiled its line of Nexus hardware products just a week later (another tablet, plus a media hub), it became apparent that Microsoft's veer toward designing physical devices was no aberration.

But Lollipop is Google's strongest effort yet to ensure that Android devices have the same singular experience whether phone, tablet, or television — at least with regard to its own Nexus line.

Flagship Tablet Display Shoot - Out Amazon Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 - Apple iPad Air - Google Nexus 10 An in - depth objective scientific display performance analysis and comparison between the top - of - the - line Amazon Kindle Fire HDX 8.9, Apple iPad Air, and Google Nexus 10 Flagship full size Tablets.

The launch of the tablet is in line with the Google Play for Education program that so far includes the Nexus 7, ASUS Transformer... [Read more...]

It's now been almost a year since the Kindle Fire HD was released, and as surely as fall follows summer, Amazon is preparing to launch an updated line of tablets to compete against the rejuvenated Nexus 7 and the (assumed) iPad Mini with Retina display.

(And if, according to you, every device but the clear marketshare leader needs to pack up and go home, then that would eliminate the very successful line of Mac computers, and the very successful Galaxy and Nexus tablets)

Being labelled the next in a line of phablets, the Nexus 6 is a very large mobile device that straddles the line between smartphone and tablets.

Google is finally going to release its own official branded tablet, similar to how it developed the Nexus line of phones.

Rumors of there being a 10 inch variant of Nexus tablet also lined up for a release on Oct 29 just gained a stronger footing with the tablet's manual having been leaked into the online sphere.

This 7 - inch tablet, launched at Mobile World Congress 2014 on Sunday, looks to compete with devices like Google's Nexus 7, but brings full 4G LTE connectivity and phone functions, so it falls into the top end of the phablet line as much as it does the small tablet line.

A new tablet device which can well be considered the tablet equivalent of the Nexus line of smartphones in now under development.

The launch of the tablet is in line with the Google Play for Education program that so far includes the Nexus 7, ASUS Transformer Pad, and the HP Slate 8 Pro devices.

The company is not making the new line of tablets available there yet, but Brazil should see the Nexus after the holidays.

Google's Nexus line of slates are easily outperforming it, but they've been on the market much longer, and it looks like Microsoft could overtake that subset of Android tablets, given time.

The Google tablet, believed to be called Nexus 7, will be a 7 - inch slate similar to the Kindle Fire and in all probability will be priced along the lines of the Amazon's popular Android tablet.

These Android tablets appear to be budget - minded versions of the Galaxy Tab S line and they're both launching with 4:3 aspect ratios, which could mean that they're following Google's example with the Nexus 9.

Bottom Line: The Dell Venue 8 Pro is a Windows 8.1 entry - level tablet that certainly corrects the problems that can crop up when from using mobile tablets like the iPad or Google Nexus families.

The lessons that the Nexus 7 taught ASUS — as well as some leftover parts from the assembly line — helped shape the MeMO Pad 7, a stunning evolutionary step in ASUS's MeMO line and easily one of my favorite tablets on the market today.

Apple of course competes with multiple Android OEMs — which in the tablet space includes Amazon with its Kindle Fire range; Samsung with its Galaxy Note line up; and Google's Nexus slates.

The Nexus line consists of three current devices — the Nexus 5 smartphone, and two tablets, Nexus 7 and Nexus 10.

The Google Nexus 9 Tablet stays true to its lineage with a soft touch finish and clean simple lines.

The tablet goes on sale in Japan this week for roughly # 300 / $ 499 - a huge hike compared to the Nexus 7 or Kindle Fire line.

Reports suggest that Google has tapped the Taiwanese firm to make its next tablet, which will be a 9 - inch version of its popular Nexus line, but Chang refused to comment on the reports.

And of course «Nexus 9» also lines up with Google's traditional «Nexus [screensize]» naming scheme for tablets.

Now, I've obviously only been using the Nexus 7 for a matter of hours, but in my initial experiences, this tablet has top - of - the - line performance.

The latest tablet from Google in its Nexus line has leaked sporting the new naming format dubbed Foo.

The new line of Kindle Fire HD tablets were announced early last month and while they run a forked version of Android versus the full 4.1 Jelly Bean experience on the Nexus 7, they look to offer some decent specs and performance.

Another factor is the way the current marketplace is distorting the tablet market between the iPad and Samsung Galaxy Tab series, with the Nexus line serving as the only real alternative to both of the aforementioned due mainly to its lower cost compared to other major tablets.

Now, analysts have been proven wrong before but, given the fact that Mountain View already has a Nexus smartphone line - up, it would be normal to follow - up with «pure Android» tablets.

Amazon is expected to introduce some new iterations of its Kindle line: a 10 - inch Kindle Fire tablet or else it could be another 7 - incher to give some competition to the most affordable Google Nexus 7 tablet.

The Bottom Line Thanks to its stellar performance and affordable price, the Nexus 7 is the Android tablet to get.

I was holding off to buy the next Nexus 7 but then considered the mini iPad and the 8 - inch screen really makes quite a bit of difference and has about 65 % more screen space to play with, which is much easier to work with than the traditional 7 - inch size, yet is still quite compact and easy to carry... so I considered the upcoming Acer Iconia A1 8 - inch but found a similar 8 - Inch model that overall offers better features and performance... the Novo 8 Discovery ($ 169) which launched this week is a fairly impressive Android tablet now available on line at T ablet Sprint

The move comes as B&N faces stiff competition in the low - cost Android tablet space, also occupied by the HP Slate 7, Google Nexus 7, Kindle Fire line, and new Android tablets from Asus.

This puts the latter more in line with Google's Nexus 7 tablet.

At the same time as announcing the update, which is more a minor improvement than a completely new version, Google has started to roll out the update to devices today, with Nexus smartphones and tablets being the first in line to receive it.

Google has been reportedly working to bring a new Nexus 8 tablet at a slightly premium price compared to the current Nexus 7 line up.

But the company is going to have to keep dropping prices on its e-readers and tablets to stay in line with Kindle and with budget tablets like Google's (s GOOG) Nexus 7 and the anticipated iPad (s AAPL) Mini.

When the Android 9.0 P, whatever its name may be, launches later this year, it will not be made available for the Nexus 5X, Nexus 6P, and Pixel C, which practically puts an end to the Nexus line of phones as well as to Google's last remaining Android tablet.

While the company has continued to impress, with some serious improvements in its Transformer line of tablets, few tablets other than the Google - branded original Nexus 7 have managed to sell in significant numbers.

The announcement and subsequent launch of Android P marks the end not just of the Nexus phone line but also of any Google - made Android tablet.

Nexus 7 is the first tablet belonging to the Nexus line - up.

This falls in line with Google's usual Nexus launch windows as the company typically launches a new Nexus tablet in the summer followed by a new Nexus smartphone ahead of the holidays.

While several smartphones from the company such as the Nexus 6 are in line to get the update, the Motorola - made Nexus 6 and the HTC - made Nexus 9 tablet are omitted from the list.

Various reports have indicated that Google may be discontinuing the Nexus 7 tablet line this year, in favor of a new 8 - inch Nexus 8 tablet that could be launched alongside Android 4.5 at...

Even though some say the Nexus line of devices is approaching the end of the road, Google has recently confirmed that it doesn't plan to kill the family of devices which it uses to highlight its vision of what Android should look and feel like on smartphones and tablets.

The latest tablet from Google in its Nexus line has leaked sporting the new naming format dubbed Foo.The device leaked on a GFXBench test measuring the device and showing off its specifications.This will be the first time a Nexus tablet has been given... Read more

We've seen this with the smartphone Nexus line, as well as with the Motorola XOOM tablet.

This 7 - inch tablet, launched at Mobile World Congress 2014 on Sunday, looks to compete with devices like Google's Nexus 7, but brings full 4G LTE connectivity and phone functions, so it falls into the top end of the phablet line as much as it does the small tablet line.

The Moto G 2014 was the first smartphone to receive the Android 5.0 Lollipop update last year, even before Google released the update for its Nexus line of smartphones and tablets.