The long anticipated Google’s LG manufactured Nexus 4 Smartphone and another Samsung made first Google Nexus 10 tablet, both run on Android 4.2 Jelly Bean has finally landed in the market with Google Nexus series launch on Monday event after delayed due to Hurricane Sandy Storm.
Direct competition with Apple, Amazon.com and Microsoft against iPhone 5, Kindle Fire Tablet and Surface Tablet, Google has come with many holidays offers at one roof on its Play Store. Read more
October-November 2012 is the feast time for tech companies as well as customers as the market top dominated giants Apple , Microsoft announced to showcase their top awaited launches. Now in lining, Google has announced to be held an event on October 29 in New York, expecting that to launch next Google Nexus.
There are a big listing products which expected to be revealed as more exciting Google Skydiving Glasses and also Android next version 4.2 dubbed Key Lime Pie, but most preferable Nexus Phone, likely to be called LG Nexus 4, output by LG. Read more
All are waiting for Google next Nexus, and now as per latest rumour Google is seeking to launch its best next Nexus smartphones, not one, not two, its 5 in number within next “30 days”.
Google might be launch five new Nexus smartphones made by five different OEMs. If we believe on all these rumourious reports, then this time Google has come up with Nexus manufacturers HTC or LG. Read more
Google is planning to launch a 7-inch Nexus branded Android tablet in the coming months for $199, as per latest buzz that put a massive flow across internet market.
Statement stated by Android Chief Andy Rubin forces to believe on this amazing buzz, though still Google has not revealed any conformation over this.
Talking to media in Barcelona while Rubin attending the Mobile World Congress 2012, said, “Google wants consumers to see its tablets as part of the broader Android ecosystem. The educated consumer realises it now that they’re either picking the Apple ecosystem or the Microsoft ecosystem or the Google ecosystem… we’re going to do a better job at making people understand what ecosystem they’re buying into.” Read more
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