Its new Nexus 7 tablet, manufactured for Google by ASUS and powered by Google’s new “Jelly Bean” Android mobile operating system, has a seven-inch display and an attractive price: $209 with ...

A comparable iPad Mini is $559. As with the original Nexus 7, you have to wonder if Google making any money at all on these tablets. Story continues below advertisement ...

I liked my Nexus 7 enough but reading comics on it was rough; having to scroll too much imo. I went to an ipad air 2 and pretty quickly decided I'm not a tablet guy. Still have the air 2 and will ...

Even at a lower price, the Nexus tablets haven’t been as popular as the iPad. Pichai said the Nexus products account for about 10 per cent, or 7 million, of the roughly 70 million tablets now ...

As a portable device the Nexus 7 has really impressed me, not to the point where I’m ready to ditch my full-size iPad, but enough to make me think that I can use the two tablets in conjunction ...

SCREEN: The Nexus 7 boasts higher resolution in a smaller overall package than the iPad mini — 1280×800 in 7 inches, compared to 1024×768 in 7.9 inches — giving it superior pixel density and a sharper ...

Not to mention pricing, the Nexus 10 is cheaper than the iPad 4 and it’s got a much nicer display to it, the two of them trade blows when it comes to pixel density, with the Nexus 10 at 300 ppi ...

The device's 2560x1600 (300ppi) display and dual-core ARM Cortex A15 processor are considerably more impressive than the specs of the Nexus 7, which features a 1280x800 (216ppi) display and a quad ...

New gossip suggests Apple really is planning on supercharging its iPad Mini this year. Google Unveils New Nexus 7 Tablet Google unveiled a new version of its Nexus 7 tablet at a press event in San ...

Microsoft is rumoured to be developing a tablet with a 7-inch display. The computing giant will begin work on its competitor to the iPad mini and Nexus 7 later this year, according to The Wall ...

I really did. The thing is, though, I like the Nexus 9. It’s a fine tablet. A good tablet, even. But not a great one. Not one that makes you say, “Yeah, go drop $400 on that sucker.