Google Nexus 7 hands-ons appear, I/O sessions continue (video)
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Google is on fire today starting the I/O conference with a pretty rich update to Android, went through the announcement of its first branded tablet device, the Nexus 7, and its first homebrew hardware piece - the Nexus Q media streaming sphere.
A bunch of hands-ons with the Nexus 7 hardware keep popping up, along with the presentation of the tablet's abilities and its integration with the Nexus Q, as well as demonstrations of the new features in Android 4.1 Jelly Bean keep being streamed by Google from its developers conference.
We've rounded those for your viewing pleasure in the slideshow below, and the entire I/O keynote should be available soon, so just keep hitting this refresh button until it goes live.
Google Nexus 7 hands-ons appear, I/O keynote video now posted Fullscreen
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8 Comments
1. twens posted on 27 Jun 2012, 16:05 1 0
Am so changing this icrap. My iPad can't play this video.mtcheewww!!!
2. Non_Sequitur posted on 27 Jun 2012, 16:23 0 0
Sweet, they made the tablet experience a bit more like the phone experience. I guess they're trying to integrate a bit more. I wonder if it'll be the same for the 8" and 10" JB tablets.
3. answerPLEASE posted on 27 Jun 2012, 17:17 0 0
seems like most android tablets are running on tegra 3 is this one supposed to be faster than some others? I know that tegra 4 is supposed to debut sometime by the end of the year and also 2 gigs of ram is going to become the norm...
4. lonestrider posted on 27 Jun 2012, 20:24 0 0
Very nice, so far. Can't mention major difference between this and ICS, for now. Maybe because no notification showed.
8. thachlel posted on 29 Jun 2012, 13:45 0 0
It's irresistible $200 android 4.1 IPs panel 720p tegra3 quad cores. so I went google play n placed preorder
