Sentences with phrase «produced nexus tablet»

Google's HTC - produced Nexus tablet has reappeared in another report, alleging its existence.

Rumors about a HTC - produced Nexus tablet are not continuing to snowball, with two new sources suggesting such a device is on the way.

Nvidia may have inadvertently confirmed the existence of a HTC - produced Nexus tablet.

Not exact matches

Thanks to some diligent detective work, we now have (non-official) confirmation that Google is working with Asus to produce a 7 - inch tablet called the Nexus 7.

The Asus MeMo 370T (see photo above)-- which appears to be the template for the Google tablet — has been «scrapped after Google contracted with Asus to produce their «Nexus tablet,»» the report begins.

if they can produce a better tablet than the nexus 7 at a better price point.

The Nexus 10 is now a member of Google's old guard; the tablet is still officially supported via software updates, but no longer produced or sold by Google.

Although the company's app partnership with Google gives Nook an edge over rival Amazon, Google itself is seeing rapid growth its own Nexus 7 tablets, produced in partnership with Asus.

The very high efficiency LTPS technology allows the new Nexus 7 display to provide a full 100 percent Color Gamut and at the same time produce the brightest Tablet display that we have measured so far in this Shoot - Out series.

According to intel acquired by blog Mobile Review, LG has been tasked with producing a pure - Google, Nexus tablet for the Mountain View - based Android maker.

Our first impression is that they didn't produce a nice front - firing stereo effect as capably as the Nexus 10, and exhibit none of the audio skills of a tablet like the Kindle Fire HDX, but we need to spend more time testing them.

Just when you thought things couldn't possibly get juicier on the Google Nexus 9 front, the stock Android - running tablet allegedly produced by HTC jumped back into the headlines, towing an extra-productive optional keyboard cover along for the ride.

I can only suspect Google are bank rolling this lemon to keep it in the marketplace until they can produce their own Motoral Nexus tablet... problem is that the they will be officially shafting their OEM customers of the ilk of ASUS, ACER, Shamsung, etc..

If true, this would mean that LG would not only be producing the Nexus 5, but also the Nexus 10, leaving the Nexus 7 tablet alone in being manufactured by Asus.

Rumors have long been swirling that Asus and Google have teamed up to produce Google's first Nexus tablet, which will allegedly offer a 7 - inch screen.

HTC may be working with Google to produce the Nexus 8 tablet for a third - quarter release, according to a report.

In any case, it makes more sense now than ever why Google chose to go with two Nexus smartphones, and focus their tablet efforts to produce the Pixel C. By all accounts, this is going to be a powerful tablet that is quite possibly going to be unmatched in the Android tablet space, at least, not easily.

Meet the Google Nexus 7 — the first Google - produced tablet, the first device with Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, the first to serve more as a direct portal to Google Play (as opposed to a tablet that just runs apps), Google's first major push into the magazine and television market, the first device to ship with Chrome as its default browser... and that's just the start of the superlatives...

«The very high efficiency LTPS technology allows the new Nexus 7 display to provide a full 100 percent Color Gamut and at the same time produce the brightest Tablet display that we have measured so far in this Shoot - Out series.»

If Google indeed plans to unveil a new Nexus tablet alongside the LG and Huawei - produced N5 and N6 2015, we wonder who the search giant might choose as its hardware - making partner.

Despite the iPad mini launching just a few months later, the Nexus 7 sold extremely well, leading it to be the most prolific Android tablet, and seriously pushing other OEMs to produce quality devices for a low cost.

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.

When Asus built the Nexus 7 for Google, it produced one of the best budget tablets we'd seen.

According to the tipsters at CNET, Google looks to be joining forces with good friends at Samsung to produce a better Nexus tablet.