With Google having no chance of introducing the Google Nexus 7 at the Pixel event in October, it seems that the Google tablet will not be released any time soon. Reports emerged that Google and Huawei are having hard times with each other with Google not agreeing to the terms of the Chinese company.
Google & Huawei Disagreement Over Google Nexus 7
According to Android Police, Google refused to put the Huawei logo for the Google Pixel phones when the said smartphones were manufactured. Huawei was supposed to work on the Google Pixel until HTC got the contract, but with the said dispute it looks like a Google Nexus 7 2017 release is imminent.
The publication also confirms that Huawei's Vice President Colin Giles, admitted last month that this issue is indeed true. A number of sources online reported that Google Nexus 7 will be delayed due to disagreement terms of both companies.
Meanwhile, the Google Nexus 7 is reported to have a 7-inch quad HD display, a SnapDragon 820 processor, 4GB of RAM with 64GB of internal space that can expand up to 2TB of memory. The Google Nexus 7 is also sporting a 13-megapixel camera, an Adreno 530 GPU and will be the first tablet to run on Google's hybrid operating systems; The Andromeda.
There are also despites to whether the Google Nexus 7 will be named Pixel 7 since Google has no claims to the Nexus brands. Some say, the Google Nexus 7 will be called "Pixel Pro", but is seems that the title "Pro" is already taken by Microsoft's brands.
There has been no official reports if Google Nexus 7 will be released in 2017 or any matter of being manufactured recently. Stay tuned to Gamenguide for more Google Nexus 7 news and updates.
