Reports indicate that Google Nexus 7 is gearing up for its release during the Holiday season. Google’s new device will run on the Andromeda OS to provide faster performance and features that have never been built before.
If the device turns out to be great, it could turn out to be a tough competitor for the Apple iPad Pro. Fans were greatly anticipating the release of this device during the October 4 event, but over time, Google became quite tight-lipped about it.
However, PC Advisor reported that Google is currently working on a new tablet in collaboration with HTC, another renowned tech giant. Besides this report, there are others mentioning that the new device from Google could be called Pixel instead of Nexus, considering the new line of Pixel phones from Google.
From the looks of it, Google has probably killed the Nexus branding and will continue with the Pixel moniker from now. There is no reason for Google to continue with the Nexus name at the moment. However, according to another speculation, the Nexus lineup will feature Nexus 7 as the last device with the name.
All of its successors will come with the Pixel branding. The name hasn’t been confirmed yet, but some features and specs of the device have been subject to various leaks on the internet. Android Police reports that the Google Nexus 7 tablet will run on the Andromeda OS.
Apparently, this new OS contains some interesting features of Chrome. It makes it the best tablet of 2016, easily surpassing the range of devices from Apple iPad Pro. Other reports suggest that Google Nexus 7 will come with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 along with Adreno 530 GPU, 64GB of internal storage capacity and 4GB of RAM.
The new device will also feature a USB Type-C port along with a 5100mAh battery pack. The new device is presently being shaped under the guidance of HTC. Reports suggest that the new device will hit the market before Christmas.
The tablet is being considered to be the ideal Christmas gift for loved ones during the holiday season. Sadly, prices are yet to be declared. The device will be launched before 2016 ends
It is pretty much confirmed that Google Nexus 7 will run on Andromeda OS. An American blogger and popular lead star, Evan Blass, revealed on his Twitter account that Google would be releasing a 7-inch tablet, made by Huawei, by the end of this year.
According to the latest speculations, it will be the highly anticipated Nexus 7. There have been lots of leaks and rumors about this device, as a result of which, fans have a solid idea of the features to be seen in this device. The topic that is being most discussed is the new Andromeda OS that this device will run on.
Neurogadget reports that Andromeda OS will be a combination of Android and Chrome OS. According to the latest speculations, Google will implement this OS on all Nexus devices, beginning with the Nexus 7 2016. According to Mobile & Apps, Andromeda OS will enhance the tablet features and capabilities with desktop-like upgrades.
It will further improve the programs in the device and its multi-tasking features. The device will have an AMOLED display with a Snapdragon 820 processor and Adreno 530 GPU. Besides having 4GB of RAM, it will have an internal storage capacity of 64GB.
Reports suggest that it will feature a 13megapixel camera and more than 5100mAh of battery capacity. It will also feature USB Type-C port for battery charging and data transfer capabilities.