Although Nexus 5 and KitKat Android 4.4 have been waiting, no doubt that the delay will probably take the palm is the Nexus 10 : the tablet is already more than a year on the market and despite several leaks insisted that last week was the key date for his debut, and the days keep passing have not even been new rumors. If, on the other hand, we consider that begins to seem a little late for the premiere arrives in time for the Christmas campaign, skepticism about the new generation of tablet gets to see the light this year is even more than understandable. Will Nexus October 2013 or Nexus will finally October 2014 ? And what’s even more interesting, what could this delay?
Wait Android 5.0
The discordant note largely responsible for these speculations about a Nexus 10 with Chrome OS operating system is precisely this delay. As is well known, Google has been launches syncing their devices with updates Android and so the new Nexus 7 it accounted Android 4.3 and 5 Nexus Android 4.4 .
The problem arises with the fact that the presentation of Nexus 10 has been so far apart in time the smartphone, making it difficult to “share” the premiere of last updated mobile operating system , as they did last year, the first generation 10 inch tablet and Nexus 4 . Do you suppose that we should expect that the next Nexus 10 come with Android 5.0 ? It might seem reasonable, of course, but considering the fight Google against Android fragmentation , how long can you wait to release the next update to the latest so recent? Can Nexus 10 expected to get a much deserved update
struggle in the market for 10-inch (and more)
This is where comes into play another interesting factor (apart, of course, we know that the integration of the two operating systems is on the agenda of Google , even if it is a medium / long term) while in the field of 7 inch domain Android is clear, the picture is quite different in the larger tablets, and not just because the leadership in this case is undoubtedly still the iPad , but also by the increasing competition posed by Windows tablets , especially in the professional sector.
Moreover, the evolution of Chrome OS has been increasingly optimized to use touch controls and could be considered a more appropriate alternative for those who want to use a tablet as practically laptop if something definitely more common among those who favor large tablets and it could be even more if finally just materialize if all information pointing to a wave of tablets “giants” with sizes of 12 inches or more (like the Galaxy Note 12.2 or Maxi iPad ).
And you, what do you think? Do you paree a Nexus 10 second generation Chrome OS is really a possibility?
Source: pocketables.com
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