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Nexus 7 2: Better Design , Build Likely

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The Nexus 7 2 didn’t arrive at Google I/O 2013, and based on the direction Google’s hardware is moving this may point to a better design and build quality for Google’s affordable 7-inch tablet.
The original Nexus 7 remains a good option for Android users, but the next version could arrive in July and thanks to the Google hardware we are seeing it is very likely that a new design will incorporate more premium materials that offer a better look and feel.
When Google launched the Nexus 7 the company was experimenting with new hardware and making a renewed push into branded hardware. While the Nexus 7′s design is OK, the design is clearly not as nice as the Nexus 4 or the ChromeBook Pixel.
Since the launch of the Nexus 7 Google pushed out several new devices that use high-end materials and designs that stand out.
The Nexus 4 is part of Google's new focus on design and build quality.
The Nexus 4 is part of Google’s new focus on design and build quality.
The Nexus 4 is a very solid smartphone, and while the glass back can break, it is a much nicer device than the Samsung Galaxy Nexus that preceded it.
Next up we saw the Nexus 10, a Samsung device that runs stock Android. This larger tablet doesn’t feature the same high-end materials as an iPad 4, but it is nice than the Nexus 7.
The two products that really show off Google’s new commitment to premium materials and design. The ChromeBook Pixel boasts a super high resolution touch screen display enclosed in an anodized aluminum body. Google brags that the “extraneous or distracting” parts, such as vents, screws and speakers are hidden.
The ChromeBook Pixel shows Google can make great hardware when it focuses on doing it.
The ChromeBook Pixel shows Google can make great hardware when it focuses on doing it.
The ChromeBook Pixel also includes a hinge that allows users to open it with one finger, a small feature, but an important one when it comes to usability. The ChromeBook Pixel is much more like a MacBook Pro than a Nexus 7, from materials to design.
Google Glass isn’t on sale yet, but it is in the hands of many users, and the design is high-end with a titanium band that spans the face and a sensitive touchpad on the side for controls.
Google Glass features a premium design with a titanium band, bond conduction tech and more.
Google Glass features a premium design with a titanium band, bond conduction tech and more.
A bone conduction “speaker” transmits audio directly to the user without annoying those nearby with audio. During out hands on time with Google Glass the device feels like a premium product with very good build quality, which hopefully will remain true when a more affordable consumer version comes out.
It’s clear that Google is ramping up the quality of products that come with the Google brand, and the Nexus 7 2 is the next logical device to gain a better build quality. 
The latest rumors point to a Nexus 7 2 price staying the same, which may limit just how much Google can do with the Nexus 7 2 design, but Apple proves time and again that it is possible to improve build quality and design and continue hitting the same price points.
The Nexus 7 2 needs to compete with the iPad mini and possibly with a smaller Surface tablet from Microsoft and the design and premium build quality will play a large role in this. Apple is known for placing a premium on design, even when it brings a cheaper device like the iPad mini to market, users don’t need to give up much from the iPad 4.
Google’s actions show the company is aware of the need to deliver a premium experience with flagship devices, one that goes so far to include a dedicated support team of ChromeBook Ninjas on call 7 days a week.
It’s clear that Google recognizes the need for great hardware to showcase software and services, and as the next crop of Nexus devices arrive in 2013 we could see many improvements in design, materials and the overall user experience.
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“Best Nexus 4 Accessories”

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There are a becoming number of Nexus 4 embellishments that develop the value of the Nexus 4. From adornments that secure the Nexus 4, charge the gadget and help clients appreciate the Nexus 4 more, we have it secured. 


Since the Nexus 4 is generally accessible on the Google Play Store and even Free from T-Versatile for a restricted time the Nexus 4 is going's under the control of clients we are seeing more Nexus 4 embellishments. 

The Nexus 4 gimmicks a glass back that looks decent, yet asks for insurance, and because of great sup[port from Google and LG there are a few authority Nexus 4 embellishments worth grabbing. Moreover we've discovered must have embellishments that the Gotta Be Versatile group has utilized with the Nexus 4 for the recent months. 

Perused: Best Nexus 4 Applications. 


On top of the Nexus 4 extras planned only for the telephone there are a few different adornments that let clients accomplish more with implicit Android characteristics. 
Here are the Best Nexus 4 extras we can discover to keep the Nexus 4 charged and secured. We additionally discovered a few crucial Nexus 4 extras for the auto and for clients who need to accomplish more with the Nexus 4 cam and Photosphere. What's more for gamers, we have a Nexus 4 controller that grasps the Nexus 4 and join over Bluetooth.
The Nexus 4 gimmicks a wonderful mirror back that sparkles in the privilege light, however it likewise simple to break, much the same as the glass once more of the iphone 4s. 


The most effortless approach to avert harm is with a decent Nexus 4 case or skin. We've gathered together the best Nexus 4 cases once some time recently, however we hold returning to two Nexus 4 cases as our day by day drivers. 

The Nexus 4 Ultraslim Air case from Spigen is a super thin Nexus 4 case that ensures the back and sides fo the case without including any perceptible mass. This is a long way from a tough case, however it is moderate and helps keep harm from scratches and little knocks. The case is even thin enough that it lives up to expectations with the Nexus 4 remote charger. 
For the individuals who can discover it, the authority Nexus 4 guard case is an alternate extraordinary case choice. The Nexus 4 guard includes a little layer around the edge of the Nexus 4, leaving the back open so clients can show off the configuration. This configuration aides keep the glass from taking all the misuse.




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PlayStation Vita to Launch in the U.S. Next February

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We knew that Sony was gearing up to release its next-generation handheld console, the PlayStation Vita, which was unveiled at the E3 conference back in June. Now the gaming device has a launch date: Feb. 22, 2012.
Sony Computer Entertainment’s American CEO, Jack Tretton, made the announcement at the Web 2.0 conference in San Francisco Tuesday. “I can't wait for you to experience this revolutionary handheld system,” Tretton gushed in a blog post. The price tag? $249.
So how revolutionary is it? On the surface, it looks like an upgraded version of Sony’s last and largely disappointing handheld gaming system, the PSP. But Mashable got its hands on the Vita back in June and found it to be a lot more than it appears — the screen resolution and touchscreen controls were impressive, the analog joysticks handled well, the front- and back-facing cameras made for interesting augmented reality gameplay, and overall it seemed a more powerful system than the Nintendo DS.
But will the $249 price tag fly, in an era where millions of people are playing games on their smartphones? We’ll find out in February.
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Google Nexus S : HTC for Samsung

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While the Nexus One was a slightly lower-specced HTC Desire, the S is the first to come packing the Gingerbread version of Android, the fastest version yet with a slick new design. It can double as a portableWi-Fi hotspot, the super bright 4-inch screen practically demands you wear sunglasses, and it has the coolest powering down animation we’ve ever seen.

Shunning HTC for Samsung seemed like a shrewd move
Google Nexus S video
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