Google have updated its Google+ app (universal, free) with full iPad support.
Google’s Nexus 7 is currently infringing on patents held by Nokia. The finnish mobile gigant says Google can sign up for a license. Will they?
Google Nexus 7 is a 7″ Android 4.1 Jelly Bean tablet priced at $199 with 8 GB storage, 16 GB costs $249. It sports a 1280×800 pixel resolution display but lacks cellular connectivity. Pre-order now, ships mid-July.
Google announced a streaming media player called Nexus Q on Google I/O. The pricetag is $299 and pre-orders have started. The Nexus Q plays Google Play content and can be controlled using an Android device. More on Google’s Nexus Q page of course.
Google’s rumored Android Nexus 7 tablet, believed to be announced at Google I/O for $199, will be made and co-branded with Asus, says a source to Engadget at least.
The Flipboard app (universal, free) updates to version 1.9.3, adds support for YouTube and Google+ accounts. Get it from App Store.