Articles tagged "google i/o 2012"
Google’s Upcoming $199 Nexus Tablet To Pressure Vendors to Slash Prices (Update)
With Google entering a relatively new low-cost tablet segment, tech pundits are expecting the Nexus tablet to apply significant pressure on other major Android vendors, Digitimes reports.
Google to Go It Alone for Nexus Tablet?
It has long been rumored that Google is working on a Nexus Tablet to compete with Apple's iPad. Now there are murmurings that the search giant might be distributing the product themselves as well.
ASUS Rumored to Build Google Nexus Tablet
ASUS is said to be working with Google on a Nexus-branded 7-inch tablet. Not only will the tablet be priced competitively at US$199, it will also be powered by NVIDIA Tegra 3 quad-core processor and Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich.
Android Multi-touch Patent Points to Jelly Bean on a Notebook?
Google recently filed for a multi-touch trackpad patent that seems to indicate Android is gearing up to appear on notebooks. Is this an indication of a bigger mobile computing trend to come?
Android 5.0 Jelly Bean Rumored to Launch in Q2 2012
Google is said to launch Android 5.0 Jelly Bean in Q2 2012 with the aim of entering the notebook and netbook market segments.
Google Unveiling Tablet Within the Next Six Months
Google Chairman Eric Schmidt revealed details about the company's plans to introduce a competitive tablet within the next six months.
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