Google's failure to address the problems of the Nexus 7 (and all Jelly Bean devices) connecting to WPA Enterprise networks is very frustrating. The lack of communication regarding the issue and the timetable for a fix shows an arrogance that seems to be permeating Google. Sure if you only plan on using the Nexus 7 at the coffee shop or at home it doesn't matter, but if you are planning on using at many Universities, large businesses, or other institutions at this point you are SOL. Even the Kindle now supports WPA Enterprise, so this is really a black eye for Google, especially as more devices are upgraded to Jellybean. They've know about this issue for at almost 2 months and their folks that take the support calls seem completely clueless, unable to even differentiate between WPA and WPA Enterprise. Issue 34212 - android - On Jelly Bean, failed to connect to WPA enterprise wireless - Android - An Open Handset Alliance Project - Google Project Hosting