Samsung could debut a 8-inch tablet with full HD

For some time there are rumors that Samsung is creating its own tablet of 8 inches . Little or nothing is known about talking officially, but it is hoped this device will be known as the Galaxy Note 8.0.

A recent rumor suggests that the new tablet will feature an AMOLED display with Full HD resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels. If so, this will make him a little lower than the new Apple iPad Mini is said is on the way and take a great Retina display of 2048 × 1536 pixels.

The new Samsung tablet, should be presented in the coming months, should be viewed during the IFA 2013 that will take place in Berlin and will be held from 31 August to 5 September. When submitted, the Note 8.0 is the second tablet with AMOLED screen of the South Korean giant, as the first was the Galaxy Tab 7.7.

So far no details besides the obvious: run Android 4.2 Jelly Bean or perhaps, with luck, it will come with Android 5.0 directly Key Lime Pie.

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The successor to the Nexus 7 would be launched in May

We've been talking a bit about the new Asus tablet that Google and are creating together. It is the successor of the famous Nexus 7. Not too hard data on the hardware and software on the device, but worse would have nothing, right?

A lack of official announcements, we can only rely on what the various rumors says. So far, it is believed that the device, in order to continue to live up to the competition and maintain the technology that characterizes it, must have at all costs with a full HD (1920 x 1080 pixels) with a size of 7 inches and have a pixel density per inch of at least 315.

Besides this, the future second generation Nexus 7 have thinner bezels, better processor and GPU (may have a Tegra 4 there) and is more than likely that the operating system will be the new version of Android, the 4.2 Key Lime Pie .

It seems that the device will be released in May.

As a little extra, are beginning to float rumors about a new Nexus 10. We'll have to dig a little to find out more about it.

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Key Lime Pie would be the next version of Android

Yes, is not new, but until now is something that has not been confirmed and the fact that Google Android 4.2 as named Jelly Bean again made ​​the Key Lime Pie rumors disappear at times.
And at times because we have re-emerged as the image you see here above shows the different versions of Android, each eating dessert gives it its name. But enough pictures to actually say the name of the new version of Android will be Key Lime Pie? It depends where you come from that image.
In this case, the image was uploaded to the network by an employee of Google, which undoubtedly increases the chances of actually Android 4.3 or 5.0, depending on the future version, is called Key Lime Pie.
Time will tell the rest.

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Android 4.2 Key Lime Pie is on the way

The new version of the Android operating system has come to light. A blog that focuses on the mobile OS created by Google has said it found evidence of Android 4.2 on your server logs. According to other reports, Google has called Key Lime Pie with this new version.
The blog has said on various Android tablets and smartphones have visited your site using the new Android 4.2 Key Lime Pie as an operating system, and among these devices include the Nexus 7, the Galaxy Nexus, Xperia Arc S and even the Galaxy Y .
Something quite remarkable is that the latest version has been released, Jelly Bean, is available for a limited number of devices something, and even the previous version, Ice Cream Sandwich, has not yet been released for a range of other mobile apps, running mostly with the old Gingerbread, which as I commented at the beginning of July .
Remember that like previous versions, is also named after a dessert, with lime pie here.

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