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Cell-enabled Nexus 7 tablets finally get access to Android Lollipop
It's taken long enough, but Google's cell-equipped Nexus 7 tablets are finally getting a taste of Lollipop.
Here’s why cellular-connected tablets are a horrible idea
From delays in purchasing, higher costs, incompatible plans, & updates that never seem to arrive, here's why cellular-connected tablets are a horrible idea.
How to speed up your original Nexus 7, and others?
From factory resetting to enabling TRIM support, everyone wants to pull out every stop to speed up the Nexus 7. How about a custom kernel and F2Fs?
Ubuntu Touch dropping support for majority of Nexus models
Find out which Nexus models are seeing their Ubuntu Touch support dry up.
Android 4.4.2: Here’s what it brings to different Nexus devices
Android 4.4 KitKat wasn't out very long before 4.4.1 was released. Now there's a new update and we have to ask, what is new in Android 4.4.2?
Which should you buy: a small or full-sized tablet?
Tablets are great tools for entertainment and productivity on the go. Learn whether you should buy a small or full-sized tablet in this comparison!
The best Qi wireless chargers to use with your Nexus 5
Google's latest flagship has been out for a little while and includes wireless charging support. Which are the best Qi wireless chargers for the Nexus 5?
These devices have Android 4.4 ROMs available
We all want to run the latest operating system, but sometimes they're so slow to arrive. Here's a list of Android 4.4 ROMs that may just work on your device
How to Flash KitKat on your Android today
Whether you've got a Nexus 4, Galaxy Nexus, or even an original Nexus 7, to run the latest version of Android all you've got to go is Flash KitKat!
Samsung, stop making 10-inch tablets with WXGA displays
With 1080p smartphones, the Retina Display iPad, and the Nexus 10, why do 10-inch WXGA tablets still exist? Read our thoughts on recent Samsung tablets.
The new Nexus 7 is going to sell like hotcakes
Rumors of a new Nexus 7 have been floating around for months now. Read to learn why the second-generation Nexus 7 will be a hit!
Google I/O To Focus On Devs, Not New Products Says Android Chief
Google I/O is a developer’s conference; Yes, we know that. Still, Google…
How to Install Ubuntu for Tablets on the Nexus 7 (Video)
The Ubuntu for Tablets developer preview went live yesterday, and Taylor shows how you can get Ubuntu up and running on your Nexus 7 in a few simple steps.
Franco Kernel Reduces Lag and Increases Battery Life (Video)
Watch as we look at Franco Kernel running on the Nexus 7, dig into some of its settings, and talk about the lag reduction and improved battery life that you'll get by installing this simple app.
How-To Flash and Hands-On With Android 4.2 (Video)
Watch how to flash Android 4.2 on your Galaxy Nexus (GSM) or Nexus 7, and see some of the new features in action.
Elite Kernel Turns Your Nexus 7 Into a Completely New Device (Video)
Read about how to get insane amounts of speed out of your Nexus 7 by flashing the Elite Kernel.
Nexus 7 Was Supposed To Have a Main Camera
The Nexus 7, when designed, was thought out with a camera in mind (or Asus is re-using or planning on re-using the main board).
Here’s What Devices Pocketnow Staff Are Using Right Now
We thought we'd let all of our dear readers know what devices the Pocketnow Editors are carrying at the moment.
Some Nexus 7 Tablets Reportedly Plagued By Backlight Bleeding Issues
We are now seeing more reports of problems early adopters are experiencing with the hottest Android tablet of the moment; this time it's all about the backlight.
The Nexus 7 Tablet Has No Rear Camera. Good.
Finally, a company was bold enough to do it: kill the rear-facing camera on tablets, as the Nexus 7 only has a front-facing camera. The vast majority of tablet users don't use their rear-facing camera. Why? Because not only do tablets take horrible…