Google reportedly cancelling the Pixel Tablet 3 — is this the end of Google’s tablets?
Google's Pixel tablet range has had a bit of a turbulent history, with Google announcing it was stopping production of tablets back in 2019. However, it then teased the Pixel Tablet in 2022, which was then released in 2023. Sadly, it seems history is repeating itself, as a new report has indicated that Google is stepping out of the tablet market.
Google seems to have called it quits on making its own Android tablets—again
Depending on which Android-focused site you believe, either a third Pixel Tablet was apparently in the works at Google and canceled, as Android Headlines reported, or the second one, as Android Authority has it.
Google Turns Away From Tablets; Pixel Tablet 2 Will Be The Last
A successor is still coming, in the form of the Pixel Tablet 2, so if you're one of 10 Pixel Tablet fans, you'll be glad to know that. However, that's where the road will end for Google, as the tech giant has reportedly canceled the development of the Pixel Tablet 3. And, it seems it might be moving its efforts to a new device segment.
Google might have a radical plan to beat Apple’s iPad – turn ChromeOS into Android and take over the tablet world
Google is apparently planning to transform ChromeOS into AndroidThis new OS could be the best of both worlds for tabletsIt could be the OS to power a rumored Pixelbook laptop Google could be planning to completely change ChromeOS and essentially turn it into Android,
Google may finally merge Chromebooks and Android
Reports suggest that Google has plans to unify its ChromeOS and Android operating systems to compete with Apple in the tablet market.
Stop it, Google; I don't want my Chromebook to run Android
So, no, I don’t want my Chromebook to run Android. I just want those two functional products to coexist and improve in parallel. Google can have a pet project behind the scenes where it tries to merge the two, but I don’t want to hear about that until it has full feature parity with Chrome OS — otherwise, just keep it in the backroom.
Google May Kill ChromeOS in Favor of Android on Tablets and Laptops
ChromeOS' growth hasn't been great. Therefore, Google may be killing ChromeOS by merging it with Android to compete with iPadOS.
Google doesn't care about tablets again: the Pixel Tablet 2 is reportedly dead
Google may return to tablets in the future with a unified ChromeOS & Android operating system. ...
Good e-Reader3d
Cheap Android Tablets are a Sweet Deal On a Tight Budget
Students are required to use tablets for school, and each year, hundreds of parents scramble to take advantage of the latest ...
I replaced my work laptop with the biggest Android tablet you can get — here's what happened
It's especially useful when you get the hang of using Android and can quickly flip between tasks using the Samsung Galaxy Tab ...
Yahoo2d
The iPad Pro could finally get some serious Android competition – but not from who you'd expect
The iPad Pro has long been considered the peak of the tablet market, with even the best Android tablets rarely ...
Android 15 just arrived on a tablet, but probably not the one you expected
Announced on the OnePlus Community pages, Android 15 lands on the OnePlus Pad 2 in the form of OxygenOS 15. It’s available ...
Fitbit gets a new tablet-friendly UI
Fitbit shut down its web interface in July, leaving users who prefer larger screens without a good way to interact with their ...
This Is the Main Reason I Buy Android Tablets Over an iPad
An iPad today is a thinner, more powerful version of the iPad of 10 years ago. In the Android world, you have the fun novelty ...
This affordable tablet runs on Android 14 — it’s on sale for only $98
The Zonko 10-inch tablet is powered by Android 14 and 8GB of RAM. It's pretty affordable at its original price of $200, but ...