[whoever,hey]

It looks like we will be after all getting a Nexus 10 announcement on monday

http://www.theverge.com/2012/10/25/3...exus-10-manual

[finbaar]

Wrong section for this thread.

[finbaar]

Mind you phones are getting bigger so maybe......

[Zack06]

It will be called Google Nexus 10, and it will be a tablet not a mobile phone.

[finbaar]

Originally Posted by Zack06

It will be called Google Nexus 10, and it will be a tablet not a mobile phone.

And do bears crap in the woods?

[Gormond]

Of coarse the big question on these forums will be, does it have an SD card slot? :D

[Aye Up]

Alleged leak

http://www.engadget.com/2012/10/26/g...ndroid-tablet/

[Gormond]

Originally Posted by Aye Up

Alleged leak

http://www.engadget.com/2012/10/26/g...ndroid-tablet/

Dunno what Engadget have done but it refuses to open on my iPad now, just keeps refreshing.

[Zack06]

Originally Posted by Aye Up

Alleged leak

http://www.engadget.com/2012/10/26/g...ndroid-tablet/

If that resolution turns out to be true then the iPad 4 is dead and buried tbh.

[finbaar]

4.2 nice! But massive bezel nasty. No need to copy apple on that design point.

[omnidirectional]

Originally Posted by Zack06

If that resolution turns out to be true then the iPad 4 is dead and buried tbh.

Nexus 10 sounds like a fantastic piece of kit just like its smaller 7" sibling. Google will need to market this heavily though, as the typical consumer has little or no idea about pixels and resolution and buys an iPad just because it's an iPad. Hopefuly, that will change...

[kidspud]

If that is really what it looks like then I'm worried. It looks hideous.

[m4tt24]

It appears to be in case on that photo. I hope it's 32g storage or at least the option later on.

[pumazooma]

Originally Posted by Zack06

If that resolution turns out to be true then the iPad 4 is dead and buried tbh.

It's as near as makes no difference the same as the ipad.

If the nexus screen is 0.3in bigger, the extra few pixels each way covers that extra third of an inch in real estate.

[Zack06]

Originally Posted by omnidirectional

Nexus 10 sounds like a fantastic piece of kit just like its smaller 7" sibling. Google will need to market this heavily though, as the typical consumer has little or no idea about pixels and resolution and buys an iPad just because it's an iPad. Hopefully, that will change...

Well if it follows the trend of the Nexus 7 and has a really low price compared to the competition then I think it will...

[finbaar]

See you iPad, you are toast.

http://www.techradar.com/news/mobile...r-cent-1107746

It is inevitable that Android will dominate tablets as well.

[.Lucy.]

Was going to buy a 7 today till I found out about 10. Ideally I don't want to be spending more than £250 so I may be out of luck anyway but we will see.

[Gormond]

Originally Posted by .Lucy.

Was going to buy a 7 today till I found out about 10. Ideally I don't want to be spending more than £250 so I may be out of luck anyway but we will see.

No way this will only be £250... I will be shocked if it is.

[m4tt24]

There is no way this will be available for £250, I'm guessing they are aiming to ship out as many as possible maybe £299. Anything over that price and there are a lot of options for cheaper. Quite a few of the 10.1 Samsung tab 2's are down to £250 (with cashback) with pc world/curry's. So no way could possibly be maybe or somewhere inbetween the two prices.

[niceguy1966]

I'm guessing Apple will end up with about 20% market share in tablets, remaining the largest single vendor, with Android having around 70% and Windows 10%. I'm less confident about the Android Windows split, Windows may do better due to corporate buyers.

The price point of Apple products means they will only take the premium end of the market as soon as the popularity of any segment grows to mass market.

[BeethovensPiano]

Originally Posted by finbaar

See you iPad, you are toast.

http://www.techradar.com/news/mobile...r-cent-1107746

It is inevitable that Android will dominate tablets as well.

Except 91% of tablet traffic is iOS, so people are buying android tablets and then not using.

[niceguy1966]

Originally Posted by BeethovensPiano

Except 91% of tablet traffic is iOS, so people are buying android tablets and then not using.

All that indicates is that they are not using them to browse, not that they aren't using them (if the figure is correct, a link would be nice to check your source).

[IslandNiles]

Originally Posted by niceguy1966

All that indicates is that they are not using them to browse, not that they aren't using them (if the figure is correct, a link would be nice to check your source).

There's an article on it with a link to some data here:

http://www.theverge.com/2012/9/26/34...-traffic-grows

[niceguy1966]

Originally Posted by IslandNiles

There's an article on it with a link to some data here:

http://www.theverge.com/2012/9/26/34...-traffic-grows

Obviously Apple wants everyone to think the devices are not used "They must be in warehouses or on store shelves, or maybe in someone's drawer". But Amazon offers an alternative that matches my comment "They read books, they watch movies, they are carving out a few hours to lean back with the device".

Links are very useful as statistics on their own prove nothing (remember the phrase "lies, damn lies and statistics").

I don't know exactly how they know which device you are using to surf, but I have a "Desktop user agent" setting on my Android browser (Dolphin if you're interested) and I have the option of Android, iPad, iPhone or custom, so would the stats be accurate?

[Stuart_h]

Originally Posted by BeethovensPiano

Except 91% of tablet traffic is iOS, so people are buying android tablets and then not using.

Well I set my user agent to desktop so I don't count in the figures