I’d be lying if I said my decision to attend Google’s I/O conference last month had nothing to do with the tablet rumors. I’ve been waiting for a good, affordable 7-inch tablet ever since Samsung ...

Few parts of the Android ecosystem have improved more and gotten less credit for it than tablets. The gap between 2010’s crude Samsung Galaxy Tab and polished products like last year’s Nexus 7 is ...

Preorders for Google's new tablet have heated up; the device is out of stock at most of its retailers. Lance Whitney Contributing Writer Lance Whitney is a freelance technology writer and trainer and ...

Eric Schmidt, Google's former CEO turned executive chairman, made some interesting statements to Italian newspaper Corriere Della Sera today. Talking about his relationship with Steve Jobs and how ...

For almost three years now, Google has been offering Android gadgets under its Nexus moniker — ones which put Android in its purest form on hardware that the company thinks is cool. The brand started ...

Google's new Nexus 7 to go head-to-head with Apple's iPad Mini. July 24, 2013 — -- It wasn't exactly Google's best kept secret, but the company did in fact announce today a refreshed version to ...

The Nexus 9 delivers an awesome pure Google Android Lollipop experience -- but before you plunk down $400, there's another tablet you might want to consider. I wanted to love the Nexus 9. I really did ...

Google is apparently preparing its own entry in the growing Android tablet competition. Reports say Google is working with LG on a Nexus-branded tablet running the Android Honeycomb 3.0 software. The ...

This week, Google blew our minds again. Offering the Nexus 4 starting at $299 unlocked, and the crazy high PPI on the Nexus 10 for just $399. Now Digitimes is reiterating the rumor they brought to the ...

I liked my Nexus 7 enough but reading comics on it was rough; having to scroll too much imo. I went to an ipad air 2 and pretty quickly decided I'm not a tablet guy. Still have the air 2 and will ...

A new tablet running Android 4.1 and sporting a price tag under $200 could debut at Google I/O this week. Here's what it needs to make my dreams come true. Eric Mack has been a CNET contributor since ...