Updated tablet to be unveiled at Google I/O 2016?
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Google's next Nexus smartphones are always hard to predict, as we never get a like-for-like replacement every year. The Google Nexus 7's price range will be between $229 and $269.
The year is nearly halfway and recent rumors suggest that Google will launch its Google Nexus 7 during the upcoming annual developer's conference. However, other reports regarding the Nexus 7 reveal that instead of unveiling it, the tech giant might announce that they have made a decision to discontinue the Nexus tablet lineup. Hence, rumors suggest Nexus 6P (2016) will be launched at 2016 Google I/O. It has been three years and Nexus users say it is about time for the company to release a new tablet.
Nexus phones always come with dedicated codenames before they end up with an official name like the 5X or 6P, and this year is no different. Usually this would make us more inclined to believe them, but here it's more likely that they have all come from a single (not necessarily trusted) Weibo source. The event will be streamed live on Google. According to researcher IDC, Android is expected to close 2016 with 82.6% market share, slightly up from 2015's 81.2%, to 15.2% for IOS, down from the previous year's 15.8%.
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It is rumored that since Google is planning to take unveil the newest Android N platform, the mobile OS will need launching vehicles to showcase its new features. For now, read our Android 7 hands on review to see what's in store for the next version of Android. The Nexus 6P (2016) that was recently benchmarked on GeekBench shows that it will features Snapdragon 820 chipset and 4 GB of RAM. It will also support Unicode 9.
That said, both Nexus phones had exactly the same 12-megapixel camera sensor last year, so we might see the same thing again this year as well. Seven million units of the original tablet were sold at a rate of a million tablets per month, and perhaps Google is wanting more of the same in the 2016.
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