The Nexus 7 was Google’s only great tablet, and it has never tried to replace it
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2023/05/the-nexus-7-was-googles-only-great-tablet-and-it-has-never-tried-to-replace-it/
Well, here we are again—Google is trying to make an Android tablet happen.
The company has released a brand-new Pixel Tablet to show off some of the tablet-centric optimizations that it has added to recent versions of Android while also maybe-possibly coaxing app developers in the direction of actually using those tablet-centric features in the first place. If it feels like you've been here before, it's because we've been here a bunch of times since the iPad came out in 2010.
The Nexus 7 was Google’s only great tablet, and it has never tried to replace it
May 10, 2023, 8:16pm UTC
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2023/05/the-nexus-7-was-googles-only-great-tablet-and-it-has-never-tried-to-replace-it/
> Well, here we are again—Google is trying to make an Android tablet happen.
> The company has released a brand-new Pixel Tablet to show off some of the tablet-centric optimizations that it has added to recent versions of Android while also maybe-possibly coaxing app developers in the direction of actually using those tablet-centric features in the first place. If it feels like you've been here before, it's because we've been here a bunch of times since the iPad came out in 2010.