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The last non-iPad tablet that I was excited about was the second-gen Nexus 7, released in 2013. Since then, hardware has gotten better, but tablet-optimized apps haven’t. After a short hands-on with the upcoming Google Pixel Tablet at Google I/O 2023, I think this could be the Android tablet to beat.
While Disney+ is supposed to be Disney’s flagship streaming service, Disney actually operates a handful of platforms. Among them, we have Hulu. If you ever wondered whether they should merge, we have (potentially) good news for you, as Disney might finally do it.
Google revealed the Pixel Tablet in full at this week’s Google I/O event, as the company’s first Android tablet in several years. It’s definitely unique, but for $500, it needs to be something more.
Google talked a lot about AI at this week’s Google I/O event, with the company integrating generative AI into Gmail, Google Docs, and other services. The messaging app for Android devices is also getting an AI upgrade.
When it comes to Android phones, I always tend to reach for a Pixel. Sure, performance tends to suffer over time, but it’s hard to beat the features Google holds exclusive and the overall quality of the Pixel’s software. All of that stays true with the Google Pixel 7a, but corners were cut.