Google released generation two of its Nexus 7 tablet back on July 24th, and the device has received largely positive feedback. From the beginning, customers could buy cases for their new tablet from Amazon and other retailers. Despite that already available, and rather large, selection, today Google has got around to releasing its "official" line of cases. The company advertises
One of the UK's largest supermarkets, Tesco, has today announced the Hudl, a 7" Android tablet priced at just £119 (US$190). In a range of four colours, the Hudl is aimed squarely at families, and this could be the tablet to take on the Nexus 7 in the UK. The Hudl comes with a 1440 x 900 HD screen and runs on
I was very excited to get my hands on the new Nexus 7. Straight out of the box I knew this was a different animal. First and foremost it is as light as a feather compared to the prior model. Frankly I was shocked at how much lighter it is compared to the first model. The second thing I noticed
Google's Nexus line of phones and tablets have been popular since debuting last year -- well, the tablets and also the latest phone debuted in 2012. Price and the promise of a pure Android experience has lured customers and provides good competition for Amazon and its Kindle Fire lineup. If you have been procrastinating on the purchase, then today is the day
I've been playing around with tablets for a while now along with several smartphones along the way, and I believe I'm getting very close to my idea of what the ideal tablet should be. I started out with a Nook Color. The original Nook Color is a nice piece of hardware with a beautiful 7" inch color screen, but the