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*** Nexus 7 2nd Gen thread ***
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Has already been answered a million times, but the answer to your question would be the screen. The resolution, viewing angles, colour accuracy and contrast, is just immense for a £200 device.
still not got my R update yet- so much for getting google updates quickly!
I'd stamp my feet and throw a teddy about if I was you.
The screen looks epic for watching content on it, but the lack of expandable storage is at odds with it still. There's no point having an epic screen to watch HD content on if you can't store much content on it
.Ill just stick with my first Gen I think.
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well there is a 32gb option to store local data after all.
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everything is better on it and the quicker you upgrade the less you will lose on the original nexus 7 in terms of depreciation.
basically with nexus devices they are so cheap you should ideally be upgrading them every year/generation in order to keep up.
the biggest update would be the screen on the new nexus, which is a lot better than the old one.
I discovered Swype yesterday...OMG what a revolution in typing, I've been missing out on on my iPhoneIt's fantastic!
i actually dislike swype, i prefer typing.
still not got my R update yet
if your talking about the recent 8MB update, then stop getting your knickers in a twist, it adds nothing and is most likely just a kernel tweak.
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Got the R update this morning. Nothing has changed so far... 8mb.
Nope no trashcan.
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There is no way to close all in one go on mine like on my s3. It's no big deal
Press the button on the right of the home button. To close any open apps just flick them upwards to close.
Trying the free month on mine is there a setting I need to change on this for the HD content or is it automatic
Its supposed to help with the touch screen issues. Its the ONLY downside I find of this device now and whilst I'm still within my 30 day right of return I'd prefer to get any updates which could potentially help me not having to return it.
I'm not the only one suffering this problem - all my colleagues are too.
So my twisted knickers are justified
I bought an 2nd gen today from Currys, I happened to ask what happens if there are any dead pixels, the shop assistant said they dont take returns for dead pixels unless there's more than 5 in a square inch.
I asked if were could test it there and then which i thought was a reasonable request, he said "No, you need to buy it to open the box, but you can't return it if there are any", less than impressed I bought it, luckily there were none.
I asked if were could test it there and then which i thought was a reasonable request, he said "No, you need to buy it to open the box, but you can't return it if there are any", less than impressed I bought it, luckily there were none.
they told my mate that, happened to be 2 on his right in the middle so he took his back said there was a hardware fault and they changed it without looking not very bright are they
Those of you who've moved over from a 10" tablet, how are you finding the 7" screen?
I've got an S4 and a Note 10.1 (not the new one sadly), which I'm thinking of changing for the new N7. I'm wondering though if it's worth it, as the screen is quite a close size to the S4, and if I'd miss the extra screen of the 10"? Thought it would be worth seeing how others who made the change found it.
I've got an S4 and a Note 10.1 (not the new one sadly), which I'm thinking of changing for the new N7. I'm wondering though if it's worth it, as the screen is quite a close size to the S4, and if I'd miss the extra screen of the 10"? Thought it would be worth seeing how others who made the change found it.