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Topic: Mobility

Google Nexus 7: product photos and Jelly Bean screenshots

Summary: Samsung had a 7 inch Android tablet a couple of years ago, but we haven't seen as much excitement for this form factor until the release of the Asus manufactured Google Nexus 7.

Matthew Miller

By for The Mobile Gadgeteer |

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Chrome is loaded as the default browser

I was very pleased to see that Chrome was loaded as the default browser on the Nexus 7.

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Topics: Mobility, Android, Google, Reviews

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  • Did you write this

    On your 10 inch kindle fire?
    mrefuman
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  • Did you write this

    On your 10 inch kindle fire?
    mrefuman
    Reply Vote

  • "we haven't seen as much excitement for this form factor "

    Did you write this article on your 10 inch kindle fire?
    mrefuman
    Reply 2 Votes

  • Please fix this web page....

    I was redirected here to this web page to view the Nexus 7 and after 3 pictures I stopped looking. First, why don't the pictures have arrows on them so that I just click those instead of scrolling the web page up and clicking "next". Second, every time I clicked "next", the web page would reposition itself to the TOP of the page; forcomg me to scroll down again to see the next image. Really? Please, this is a web page of the 90's and I know you guys can do better. It's ZDNet for crying out loud.
    stjr
    Reply 1 Vote

    • Actually, no, they really can't

      .DeusExMachina.
      Reply 1 Vote

  • Awesome ZDNet Slideshows!

    I love these slide shows! If I ever decide to end it all I'm going to bring up one of these awesome slideshows to push me over the edge. Really!! What is wrong with the blog format with imbedded pictures so I can just scroll through the article. Someone please stop these slideshows!!! I don't know anyone who likes tis format.
    Bob B.
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