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Yes, I do live in the U.S.
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No wonder you didn't have the con that I did.
Yes, I do live in the U.S.
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No wonder you didn't have the con that I did.
The fact that play music, play books, play movies and stuff like that isn't available in all countries.What cons did you have??
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They should have expanded a while ago.Yeah Apple is far more international then Google and I wish my Nexus 4 could get play music and stuff but alas.
I just really want gift cards here
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That's great and all, but they should expand now
Yeah with the ipad it says whether or not it it is made for the ipad which is awesomeI think the "tablet optimised apps" that people long for are just ones which will play in landscape mode. Personally that is a deal breaker for me. If it only does portrait, then I don't buy. It may be that Apple specify whether it works on an iPad and Google don't specifically say (I don't know, I don't have an iPad or an iPhone - but the WebOS store used to differentiate)
Having said that, most of the apps I look at do work OK in landscape mode. But I don't tend to do RPG stuff.
Alan
They should have expanded a while ago.
It's not a matter of if it works or not, it's worldwide availability that Google needs to work on.Actually thanks for the reminder. Yeah it does suck that wallet and music don't work here. For once I want to buy music but have to wait for google (or amazon) come to the country to do so. If XBox music makes it to android first, I'll probably just go with that.
And I know its not all Google's fault but thats why in some ways iOS wins over Google. Their multimedia content works.
It's not a matter of if it works or not, it's worldwide availability that Google needs to work on.
It's not a matter of if it works or not, it's worldwide availability that Google needs to work on.
I'm the same way. I'm not a fan of using credit cards.Exactly iOS has books,music apps movies and the like in NZ but google only has Apps, and I can't even buy apps with gift cards( I refuse to use a credit card)
Thanks Chetan for the response. Looking at it from a global aspect I can see why an iDevice is better choice than Android for many. Lack of international services creates a big impact. Apple clearly has a leg up when it comes to this. We can hope that Google is able to expand services and before to long everyone will be looking at Play gift cards hanging in the checkout lanes.
I expect we mail see books, movies and music from Google on a global scale eventually. Sadly we will never know the details about what hoops need to be jumped through to secure the rights/permissions to supply them to so many different countries. As an American it is easy to forget that media my 10 year old son could walk into the store and buy off the shelf would be considered illegal in some nations of the world.
The Nexus 7 also seems to run smoother from my experience and, I don't get as many force closes & random reboots.
I disagree with this sentence. Yes, I did have some random reboots and force closes with JB 4.2.1, but 4.2.2 update DID fix those problems on my Nexus 10. Nexus 10 should be smoother than Nexus 7. I'm not saying Nexus 7 is a bad device, it's actually a great device. But Nexus 10 should be smoother than Nexus 7 since it comes with Exynos 5250 and it's 1.7 GHz dual-core.
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I think it might be a bit harsh to not recommend it to others just cause of your own personal cons for the devices. Also the reboots have been pretty much dealt with after the last update.
I agree with the lack of accessories tho.
Just cause those are your cons doesn't mean others will have them and they're small ones anyway, so yeah it is a bit harsh if you're never gonna recommend it to anyone just cause of that seeing how great of a device it is and how much those people might like it. Your choice though, it's not gonna make or break the device after all.I still get force closes from apps but the random reboots not as much. I still stand by my expereince that the Nexus 7 runs smoother. The Nexus 10 comes with a nice proccessor but it's a dual-core vs. the Nexus 7 which is quad-core. I'm guessing this may be the reason it runs smoother since they run the same version of Android. I just know to me it seems to run better and not as choppy as the N10.
I don't think it's harsh at all. The OP asked for our opinions. Most people I meet are non-technical and I want them to have the best experience when I reccomend something. IMO the Nexus 7 or Ipad would provide that. I do admit it's been a long time since I"ve had a random reboot but, I don't use the N10 enough to be sure.
I knew some of you would disagree, I was just trying to provide a honest opinion. That opinion of course is going to be from my personel experience. I love Android and wouldn't be here if i didn't. I'm actually thinking about factory resetting the N10 to see if that makes it run better. Sometimes that does help.
Just cause those are your cons doesn't mean others will have them and they're small ones anyway, so yeah it is a bit harsh if you're never gonna recommend it to anyone just cause of that seeing how great of a device it is and how much those people might like it. Your choice though, it's not gonna make or break the device after all.