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Google has just announced the Nexus 10 tablet from Samsung that brings 10 inches of pure Google goodness to the table along with an all new version of Jelly Bean, Android 4.2.
The Nexus 10 features a stunning 2560 x 1600 display and comes in both 12GB and 32GB versions. A dual-core A15 Eagle processor with 2GB of RAM makes for an ultra-responsive experience on the Nexus 10. With the new ability to add multiple users and switch between them instantly from the lockscreen, the Nexus 10 tablet is truly powerful as it is shareable.
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Available
Carriers: Unknown
Announced: October 29, 2012
Release Date: November 13, 2012
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by Jerry Hildenbrand
Nov 12, 2012
We received some communication from Google letting us know that the official consumer release was rolling out to Nexus 4 and Nexus 10 review units, and like clockwork it just appeared.
This u...
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by Andrew Martonik
Nov 12, 2012
Update: Well, that was quick. Looks like both the 8 and 16GB Nexus 4's are sold out in the Australian Play Store.
And so it begins. Aussies, get out your credit cards and head to the Play ...
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by Jerry Hildenbrand
Nov 12, 2012
The screen is to die for, but how does the rest of the Nexus 10 match up? Is it the tablet to buy, or does the Nexus 7 still hold that honor?
We get giddy around here when new Nexus devices get ...
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by Alex Dobie
Nov 12, 2012
Updated: Launch Tuesday morning Euro time now on the cards?
Update: Keuchel has updated his post, indicating that Google has "stepped on the gas" and as such, the plan is to start taki...
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by Andrew Martonik
Nov 12, 2012
One of the reasons you buy a Nexus device is easy, complete access to the device hardware. The stock software is great, but we all know sometimes its fun to tinker around with your own creations. Ne...
