Guys! I just found out an app called GMD Gesture Control. It enables features like closing an app by pinching the screen with four fingers (very iPad-ish)

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?...recontrol&hl=en

With this app, it kinda make our Nexus 7 looks Ipad-ish. Can close app or change app with gesture control.

Ya, iPad's is more smooth and the animation is nicer.
But the app does give a new feature to our Nexus 7.

My gf owns a Nexus 4 and I owns a Nexus 7. To be honest, I find both to be very very similar, just the lack of a back camera on the Nexus 7. Both offers smooth stock rom, snappy quad core processors.
In fact, Nexus 4's snapdragon processor outscores Nexus 7's tegra 3 processor.

For Nexus 7, I would say it can support up to 1 more major update (5.0)
For Nexus 7.7, I am quite sure it will be at 5.0 at launch, supporting 1 more major update (6.0). (more future-proof)

If your not in a hurry, I advise u to wait for Nexus 7.7. The experience with Nexus 4 and 7 is very similar. Just that the fact that Nexus 7 has a bigger screen and more syok in watching videos and surfing the net.

I mean, if u get Nexus 7 now, you will get similar experience with your Nexus 4. The only upside is that the screen size brings more pleasure in watching videos and surfing the net. And gaming more syok.

If you can control the itch in ur hand, wait for Nexus 7.7! It will definitely be worth the wait.

you can install Titanium Backup 1st, back up all ur apps and store in ur PC. After factory reset, install Titanium Backup and copy back those app from your PC and restore them using Titanium Backup.

Temperature issue is not a problem for me. Most of the Android device when gaming for a lengthy period experiences high temperature at the back. It is a known issue. Android smartphones and tablets.

Got used to it.

how about restarting your Nexus 7?

i think he means d sim card slot adapter~

coz the hype for this device has cooled down. Now all waiting for Nexus 7.7
Qualcomm snapdragon quad core processor. 7.7 inch.

newegg selling rm820 for 32gb wifi version if not mistaken. Newegg get stock from US if not mistaken too.

http://www.jayceooi.com/2012/09/10/playing...google-nexus-7/

If needed, go to games setup / controls. Select customize gamepad. Assign the action to the buttons. Click Save and exit. That’s all.

Has any1 tried this yet? Where to enter games setup? Any1 here using Logitech F710 controller for gaming?

Edited

Found this. http://www.tegrazone.com/support/game-controller-support
Tegra 3 device all support Logitech F710 and Microsoft® Xbox® 360

This post has been edited by briantwj: Apr 14 2013, 01:45 PM

SenQ RM1099 with 2 years warranty, Digital Mall price i'm not sure, but just 1 year warranty.

not sure about dat, better call SenQ at ur area to clarify it.

Install other browser such as firefox or dolphin. Then google flash for android apk. Install it. Browse using the new browser.

If I am u, i'll wait for Nexus 7 2. Snapdragon processor. Better processing power than tegra in my opinion.

Judging by rumors, ya, can't call.

http://www.gadgetgestures.com/the-nexus-7-...-expect/8345491

But a 5 megapixel primary camera. @@ I wonder if the primary camera means a back camera or the front camera.

This post has been edited by briantwj: May 16 2013, 02:17 AM

But a lot of websites states that our Nexus 7 has a 'primary' camera in their spec sheets.
So it is still possible i think that the 5 megapixel camera is a front facing one.
Just my 2 cent. XD

Well, I think it depends on ur usage.

Nexus 7
+ higher resolution makes it better for reading
+ can customize home screen as u like with a lot of widgets in the market
- no back camera


Ipad Mini
+ better battery life compared to Nexus 7
+ more touch sensitive than Nexus 7
+ back camera
- no retina display
- overpriced
- interface is too boring for me (probably coz cant customize much)

I don't know why but Apple product battery life is good. My friend owns a Ipad mini and I own a Nexus 7. Comparing both, Ipad mini battery can last longer.
And also Ipad's touch screen is more sensitive when comparing my Nexus 7 with my friend's Ipad mini.
So the major difference between these 2 is the battery and touch sensitivity only.

Ya. The ipad mini is slimmer and lighter too. But I'm satisfied with my N7 as the thickness and weight is just right for me.

Hmmm...i think u shud go for Ipad Mini. Ipad mini is 7.9 inch. It has thin bezel. Apple counter the problem easily. When u hold the Ipad Mini with ur thumb resting on the screen, ur second touch can still be registered.
http://www.phonearena.com/news/iPad-mini-b...-thumbs_id35842

Plan to trade my Nexus 7C with a 10 inch tab. Preferably N10 or Note 10.1. Kinda bored with my N7 dy~