Review of "Tegra Note 7"

Pure Nvidia, pure Android and under $200 will catch a lot of attention from Android fans

Todays breaking news is, Nvidia is no stranger to Android. Being an original partner for the Nexus 7, and Tegra processors in millions of phones and tablets have surely left a mark, and their recent offerings with the new Tegra 4 offer some screaming performance even when partnered with folks who might not have the best software installed. 

A real highlight of all this was the Shield. Designed in-house at Nvidia, the Shield is a real screamer that also gets plenty of love with the updates. Running a mostly untouched build of AOSP with all the Google applications surely helps here. The Shield never took off with consumers, and most pundits blame the odd form factor and the price.

The Tegra Note fixes both of those issues. It's a standard 7-inch tablet, that checks in just shy of $200. And it has a secret weapon — Nvidia's "active stylus" is on board, delivering an integrated pen and digitizing solution that's on par with devices costing quite a bit more.

I've been fiddling with the Tegra Note for a bit, jump through and see what I think of it.

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Design your Moto X on Your choice in U.S. carriers

You can now design a custom Moto X on all four major U.S. carriers

Custom inscriptions return to Motorola's design tool as well

Now for new, AT&T's had it for months. Verizon went live overnight. And now everyone's gotten in the game and you can design your own custom Moto X for Sprint and T-Mobile as well with the Moto Maker online studio.

What do you get with this newfound power? A whole bunch of permutations, that's what. Choose from 18 back colors. A black or white front. Seven accent colors. And — making its long-awaited return — you can have a custom message inscribed on the back.

so still waiting in queue, leave that and design by your own.

The Best Security App in GOOGLE Nexus 7

LLOYD Anti-Glare & Anti-Fingerprint Screen Protectors for Google Nexus 7

The LLOYD Anti-Glare & Anti-Fingerprint Screen Protectors for Google Nexus 7 (2012). These protectors are custom designed to shield your Nexus 7's screen while reducing annoying glare at the same time. The TruTouch sensitivity provides a more natural feel on your touchscreen and they're as easy to apply as they are to remove without residue.

Find it on Google Play, its an paid app.

 

 

'Redesign, polish' Google Glass name Recon Jet

'Redesign, polish' delay Recon Jet's shipping by 'a few months'

 

Google Glass

Here the bad news for folks waiting on the Recon Jet. The $500 Android-based heads-up-display — think of it in the same family of wearables as Google Glass — will miss its expected launch in December.

Recon Instruments co-founder and CEO Dan Eisenhardt in a blog post and email to those who preordered over the weekend announced that "certain aspects of the latest prototype fell short of my expectations, so some redesign will be required." Eisenhardt notes that they have "mapped a clear path to resolving each of the option issues," but "the bad news is the time necessary to execute the re-design will delay first shipments by a few months."