| Google's 16GB Nexus 7 Disappears from Play Store PCWorld Google's $250 16GB Nexus 7 tablet disappeared from Google's online Play store over the weekend due to overwhelming demand, according to an online report. A message on Google Play advisestablet shoppers to sign up for e-mail alerts to learn when the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Nexus 7 16GB model sells out on Google Play Washington Post (blog) ... notified when the company gets more in stock. The tablet started shipping last week, a little under a month after Google announced that it was getting back into the direct hardware game (sort of) by partnering with Asus on a Google-branded tablet. Loading. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Amazon plans to expand beyond e-readers, offer more tablets Chicago Tribune Amazon.com Inc. plans to expand its mobile platform and broaden its offering of devices beyond e-readers and the Kindle Fire tablet, analysts, developers and retail partners said ahead of results next week from the world's largest Internet retailer. Amazon is ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Intel Not Porting Google's Android for Clover Trail Tablets PCWorld (blog) Initial tablets using Clover Trail will launch later this year, and will coincide with the release of Microsoft's Windows 8, which is also expected later this year. Intel has said 20 Clover Trail tabletdesigns are in the works, and the companies launching tablets will ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Ten tips to get started with your Google Nexus 7 tablet ZDNet Summary: The more I use my Nexus 7 tablet the more I like it and find it goes with me even more than my iPad. I have long been a fan of the 7 inch form factor and enjoy the Google experience. We see the Nexus 7 selling well and I thought it would be helpful ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Amazon's mobile ambitions grow msnbc.com Amazon is making its own tablets to help the company sell more digital goods, such as MP3s, movies, TV shows, apps and games. Physical versions of these products, such as CDs and DVDs, were a big business for Amazon, but they are now in decline. See all stories on this topic » |
| Why Google, Microsoft Got Into Tablet Business - Personal-tech ... Google and Microsoft have watched the performance of their respective operating systems suffer on underpowered, hastily built hardware. If you want a job done ... www.informationweek.com/byte/ |