by Chris Smith, 20 hours ago

A new GLBenchmark test result reveals that Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Tab 3 10.1 model would come with an Intel Atom Z2560 chip inside, which may be a surprising choice for the Android device maker. Model…

by Bams Sadewo, 2 months ago

Unlike the mocking and comical undertones that most Samsung’s mobile commercials seem to have, Google has adopted a different strategy when it comes to promoting its Nexus line of devices, one that revolves around family…

by Gary Sims, 2 months ago

Jean-Baptiste M. “JBQ” Queru has announced that Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean has been officially released into the Android Open Source Project along with the matching proprietary binaries. The release of the source code started soon after Google released the…

by Alvin Ybañez, 2 months ago

The Google Nexus 10, being a member of the Nexus line, is a Google Experience Device, as well as an ideal device for developers. This means that unlocking its bootloader, rooting it,  and flashing custom…

by Mike Andrici, 2 months ago

Android is doing very well in the smartphone market and leading in the OS wars, but up until recently, Google’s mobile operating system failed to impress many tablet customers. The Google Nexus 7, manufactured by…

by Joe Hindy, 3 months ago

This article was written by John Lieske of johnlieske.com and submitted to us. All we’ve done is pretty it up a little bit and posted it for all you Nexus lovers out there looking to…

by Tanay Sood, 3 months ago

If you have a Nexus device with an unlocked bootloader, this is for you. Chances are if you think of big name, multi-device ROMs, Paranoid Android will be right up there with the likes of…

by Chris Smith, 3 months ago

In case you own an Android 4.2.x Jelly Bean device – which means a Nexus smartphone or tablet because we’re talking about the official Android 4.2 and 4.2.1 builds – then you too may have…

by Adrian Diaconescu, 3 months ago

The Nexus 4 and 10 launches have not been major fiascos only in North America and Europe, with Asians actually being more tormented than anyone else. Both devices were supposed to be made available via…

by Adrian Diaconescu, 3 months ago

Though it hasn’t been quite as slippery as its little brother, the Nexus 10 has also been pretty difficult to track and score ever since its “launch”. But if LG can get on top of…

by Nate Swanner, 3 months ago

Remember the wireless charging orb for the Nexus 4? It was a big part of the reason people wanted the device. No fumbling with cords, just drop it on the charger and go. It was…

by Joe Hindy, 3 months ago

CES 2013 has just come to an end and there are already rumors about for Mobile World Congress 2013. Among them is potential news for the next generation of Google’s Nexus 10. Google did very…

by Joe Hindy, 3 months ago

Google’s inventory issues seem to have followed them into 2013. We’ve received an explanation as to why the Nexus 4 continues to be sold out. However, it appears another Nexus has gone dry in the…

by Chris Smith, 4 months ago

“What is a Nexus device?” seems like a very strange question to ask on a site dedicated to all things Android. But that’s not entirely so, because there are plenty of mobile consumers that don’t…

by Ken East, 4 months ago

The Google Nexus 10 GT-P8110 is one exceptional Google device, but XDA Developers members cdesai and humbreros want to make this stellar piece of hardware “a true tablet.” Does that sound weird? Ridiculous? An outlandish…