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Google released their new tablet, the Nexus 7, for sale in early July. Equipped with a new version of the Android OS, the tablet is widely believed to be one of the first true competitors to the iPad, and so far the reviews of the tablet have been largely positive. Add this to the low
“AMOLED”, “1.2 GHz Snapdragon processor” these are just two specifications that Android tablet manufacturers use to attract customers. To the unwary buyer, these numbers and words sound top of the line when they sometimes aren’t. It’s important, when buying an Android tablet for your business, to be aware of what the technical specifications mean and
Android has become one of the most popular operating systems used by tablets. Its openness and customizability have attracted masses of businesses who have grown tired of using devices with restriction. While there are still limitations with Android tablets, they can be circumvented by rooting. Before you root your tablet it’s beneficial to know the
