What are the pros and cons of Google Nexus 7, just got one.

Google Nexus 7 is a 7-inch capacitive touchscreen tablet released by Google;

Pros: Cost-effective:

Hardware configuration: NVIDIA Tegra 3 quad-core, processor; 1GB system memory; 8GB storage; 7-inch multi-point capacitive touch screen;

**: 2000 RMB;

Cons: No rear camera.

The Nexus 7 does not come with a rear camera, and the rear camera is used much more frequently than the front camera, and many features are dependent on the rear camera in addition to using the rear lens to take pictures, while the Nexus 7 only comes with a front camera.

There is no TF card slot.

The Nexus 7 is available in 8GB and 16GB versions, but it doesn't come with a memory card slot, which is mainly for the sake of simplicity, but it is not necessarily convenient or affordable for users. If the Nexus 7 is equipped with a TF card slot, then most users will obviously choose the 8GB version for $199, and then buy a 32GB TF card, which costs only about $20, and the Nexus 7 16GB version is more expensive than the 8GB version by $50, which is obviously not cost-effective.

There is no 3G or 4G version.

As for the Nexus7 only supports Wi-Fi network, this should not be a disadvantage, because its pricing basically determines that it is impossible to equip it with 3G or 4G network support, but if ASUS is willing to provide a mobile network version, even if it is raised by $100 **, there should be many people willing to dig out their wallets, at least their hands will itch, if there is a 3G version of Nexus 7, then you only need a waist bag to carry Nexus7 when you go out, The iPad that must be carried in the satchel can take a break in the summer.

There is a bias in positioning.

The positioning of the Nexus 7 is very similar to Amazon's Kindle Fire, with the launch of the Nexus 7, the Kindle Fire will definitely receive a big impact, according to the update rate of one version a year, the second-generation Kindle Fire should be launched in November this year, but the release of the Nexus 7 should greatly accelerate Amazon's upgrade schedule. But Amazon still has a big advantage in terms of content, in terms of books and film and television content, it is much more complete than Google, and most users who buy Kindle Fire are not for the hardware itself, but more about the content of Amazon Cloud.

Google Nexus' N4 and N5 are the two phones that feel the most "good" in the hand. "Good" is not to say how high the configuration of these two phones is, how smooth they run, but it is closer to the concept of excellent "experience". There are always people who say that Samsung plays the best game with plastic, but when I compare the N4 with the Galaxy 3, the Sony Z2, and the N5 with the Note 3, I think LG is the master of plastic and glass.

One solves most of the requirements, and after the synchronization is enabled, the data will hardly be lost. And the introduction of machine learning has made certain features more relevant to your own interests, namely personalization. The software is all high quality and quick to update. The whole environment feels friendly.

Theoretically, any Android phone can be installed, because most of us have not experienced it and have not heard of it, so few of us use it. Because our environment dictates that most of us use Android instead of Android. If you are interested in something good, you might as well try to understand it, and maybe you can find something interesting, but you should also be prepared to be afraid of tossing in the early stage.

The Nexus series is a flagship mobile phone from the OS angle, of course, the current 6P is already a dual flagship of OS and hardware. Moreover, the pure system best reflects the open pedigree of Android, the Xposed framework, and Tasker is easy to install.

The Nexus series of phones is more like a door to a new world, if you are interested in mobile phones, and are not afraid of the unknown and trouble, you will always find something new and interesting to surprise you.

After rooting, some malware will be easier to penetrate the system, but installing antivirus software can effectively protect it, if there is no special need, it is recommended not to root

1.You must follow the relevant instructions to remove the system software. Although root will not damage the system, removing the system software after root can damage the system and cause bricking.

2.Do not arbitrarily grant root permission to unknown source software. At the same time that mobile phones are becoming more intelligent, some problems such as mobile phone viruses have also come to the fore.

Therefore, as the highest authority of the mobile phone, it means that the ability to perform various operations at the bottom layer will bring unnecessary losses if it is used by viruses of unknown sources.

How can there be shortcomings when rooted,,, do you know what root means?

Hello !

According to your description, Google Nexus 7 won't turn on, we recommend the following steps to try it:

When the device is fully charged, after backing up data, press and hold the [Power Button] and [Volume +] buttons for 10 seconds with the device off (off).

After entering recovery mode, move the cursor with [Volume+], Volume-] (see figure below).

Operate 2-wipes again

Select Wipe Data Factory Reset > yes, home] to confirm.

Select wipe cache partition > yes , home] to confirm.

Select reboot system now > yes , home] to confirm.

After doing so, restart and you're done.

If the problem persists after 2-wipes, it is recommended to press and hold the [Power Button] and [Volume-] buttons for 10 seconds to enter fastboot mode

Connect to your PC and use Flash Tool to flash the official ROM to repair the system.

Hope this helps you!!

The Nexus 7[1] is Google's latest flagship tablet, manufactured by ASUS and powered by a quad-core Tegra 3 processor, a GeForce 12-core GPU and 1GB of RAM. The tablet is available in 8GB storage and 16GB storage capacity, with the former priced at $199 and the latter priced at $249.