Nexus 7
ASUS wants $205 to fix my Nexus 7 out of warranty, I think I’ll pass
As I mentioned on Friday, I recently broke (or rather, found broken) my relatively new 32GB ASUS Nexus 7 tablet. I didn’t drop it, but
My ASUS Nexus 7 digitizer broke without a drop, and it isn’t practical to fix
Just one month ago at the beginning of January, I got rid of my old 8GB ASUS Nexus 7 and upgraded to a shiny new
Google and ASUS rumored to be working on 1080p Nexus 7 tablet
As if the ASUS Nexus 7 wasn’t already awesome enough, rumors are now circulating about a revised version of my favorite 7-inch tablet that will
The stock Android 4.2 notification “toggles” are practically worthless, but Google Now can make them better
Google finally introduced a notification area settings menu in Android 4.2, but it wasn’t what most people were looking for. While manufacturers like HTC and
Face Unlock isn’t a gimmick anymore, and is certainly better than nothing
When Google first announced Face Unlock as a security option for Android 4.0, I immediately dismissed it as a marketing gimmick. After all, face unlock
Chrome Beta for Android now supports experimental flags
In Google’s continuing effort to align desktop and mobile versions of the Chrome web browser, the latest version of Chrome Beta for Android now supports
Accessory review: Poetic HardBack Protective Case for the ASUS Nexus 7
While much of the blogosphere has been focusing itself on official and unofficial docks for the ASUS Nexus 7 tablet, I decided to find myself
Deal alert: Get a 32GB Nexus 7 with official case for $250
Towards the end of December, the 32GB version of the ASUS Nexus 7 went on sale for $230. I upgraded my 8GB Nexus 7 at
ASUS Nexus 7 market share eclipses iPad in Japan, may be a sign of the times
Based simply on the fact that I probably see the most ASUS Nexus 7 tablets on the street next to iPad variants, I could have
Nexus 4 wireless charging dock may ship in February
As Nexus 7 owners well know, Google isn’t always the best at releasing official accessories for its devices in a timely manner. The ASUS Nexus
