The Nexus 7 by Asus and Google is an amazing device, every one that I know who has one loves it. It is even beating out the Nexus 10 even though the 10 has better specs; the size and specs involved with the 7 simply beat other tablets. Plus it’s pure Google, which helps it beat Samsung’s Galaxy Tabs and other smaller tablets. Yet, what would it take for you to buy the upgrade? It’... »
The ever-elusive official Nexus 7 charging dock finally made its way to Google’s Play Store last week, and I was fortunate enough to snag one up before the first batch quickly sold out. Despite the quoted 1-2 week shipping time I got when ordering, the package actually managed to land on my doorstep in just shy of 48 hours from the time of the transaction. So before this review even begins, ... »
ASUS, a company long known for its quickness in updating its hardware to the latest version of Android, is living up to its reputation once again; this time becoming the first manufacturer to roll out Android 4.2 to a device which does not bear the ‘Pure Google Experience’ Nexus moniker — the Transformer Pad TF300T. If you happen to own one of these bad boys, this is your officia... »
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Padfone Infinity and Fonepad make a splash at MWC 2013 Asus, makers of the Nexus 7 and other popular Android devices such as the Transformer tablet, is obviously no stranger to Android. Arguably one of the most innovative and experimental manufacturers of android, with their assortment of transforming tablets that turn to laptops, phones that plug into tablets, and other ‘concept’ prod... »
About a week ago, I finally decided to delve into the realm of Nexus 7 accessories and the first trinket to make its way to the old review desk is the Cruzerlite Androidified A2 case. Designed with an emphasis on style, yet still built to protect your investment, this is certainly a case I would recommend to any of my family, friends, or coworkers for a number of reasons. Let’s go over them ... »
The ASUS Padfone 2 is surely one of the most unique android devices out there. So unique, that some have said that it would never sell enough to justify having made this iteration of a tablet/phone hybrid. Well, it seems like there might be some feet to be put into some mouths, because ASUS is now saying they are close to having sold 1 million of these things. The Frankenstein-like beast has been ... »
Rumors Suggest a Second Generation Nexus 7 is Coming Very Soon! Brace yourselves, kids. We’re about to take another trip to the rumor mill. What you’re about to read in this article may or may not be true. If the latest buzz on the Internet is right, Google and ASUS are back in the lab together once again, this time around to work on an upcoming second-generation followup to the Nexus ... »
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If you are still in the market for a 16 GB Nexus 7, here is a pretty damn great deal. There is a Groupon offer going on for the next 4 days or until they run out. We do not know how many they have available so you will want to act fast. These are manufacturer refurbished but it is also free shipping and free returns if you are unhappy when you get it (doubtful but just in case). Looks like there w... »
This evening, ASUS has unveiled a new 7″ tablet to cater towards the lower-end market. This device will cost only $150, come in three colors, and will be available in the United States sometime in April. Other worldwide markets will see this tablet soon after. What about the Nexus 7? Well, this is certainly no twin. The price difference between the $200 16gb Nexus 7 and this new 7″ tab... »
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In light of all the problems and ultimately the complete flop of the Nexus Q, Asus have produced their own media streaming device. Called the Asus Qube, it’s currently being previewed at CES 2013. It has a new motion sensing feature via a remote control used to navigate the interface of a rotating cube on your TV screen, this can also be done using voice control. It’s powered by Google... »
