Google has discontinued the Nexus 7 tablet

Written by Joseph Nordqvist

Published: 20:54, April 25, 2015

Google has discontinued the Nexus 7 tablet, according to a statement published on the Google Store website.

The affordable Android Tablet was released two years and received good reviews.

However, it looks like the Nexus 7 won’t coming back, especially given that the Nexus 9 is already out.

What made the Nexus 7 a success was its affordability and the fact that it received regular updates from Google.

It was praised for being a notable improvement over its predecessor.

The Nexus 7 was the first device to ship with version 4.3 of Android.

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The Nexus 7 competes with the iPad Mini, Kindle Fire HDX and Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 7.0.

Those who are still interested in buying a Nexus 7 can still get one from third-parties like Amazon – at least before supplies dry up.

Slash Gear said that the “discontinuation shouldn’t come as a big surprise” considering that “Google pulled a similar move back in March with the Nexus 5 smartphone, not to mention the Nexus 9 tablet’s release last fall.”

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