Here we go again with the “Rumors and Anonymous Tips”! Rumors are nothing new in the Android Community. Someone’s grandmas, cousins lovers, best friend of the guy that works down at the local bar tells someone or thought they heard or saw something. In the movies it’s always some old crazy dude that calls in from a pay phone around midnight and says “I got some reall... »
Wait… That didn’t sound right, did it? What I meant to say was, if you’re looking for more details about the Google Nexus 7 tablet (we think that’s the name, anyway) you’re in the right place. It looks like Gizmodo Australia has gotten its hands on some details about the tablet, and the specs aren’t all that far off from what everybody’s been guessing. Her... »
Howdy, Android fanatics, and welcome back for another episode of OMG!Droid TV. We apologize for the missing the last two weeks, but we’re back in action and without any technical difficulties. If you’re just tuning in for the first time, this is our weekly television show, featuring the crazy guys and gals of the OMG!Droid staff. In this week’s episode, we covered a ton of juicy ... »
If you had any doubt that Google and Asus were in cahoots with one another, working on a 7-inch Nexus tablet, it’s time to lay those doubts to rest once and for all. According to our friends over at Android Authority, an Asus representative has confirmed with them that the tablet will come by the end of June. Apparently, this little tidbit was dropped on the AA staff at COMPUTEX, so you can ... »
Well, would you look at that? Apparently, PocketNow got a pair of photos emailed to them yesterday of what would appear to be an early press mockup of the rumored upcoming Google Nexus Tablet, made by Asus, that has had the Internet a-buzz as of late. Word has it that the 7-inch Tegra 3-powered slate will ship with an updated version of the Android operating system, and will fall in at an afforda... »
Most of you have already heard by now that Google has been working closely with several different OEM’s (most namely Asus) to produce a Nexus Tablet that will be an affordably-priced device and compete with the likes of the Amazon Kindle Fire and Barnes and Noble Nook Tablet. If you haven’t already heard, you might want to check out the article I wrote last week about what Larry Page h... »
