Google Nexus 2016 release date, specs news 2016: New tablet to be released in November?

Ivan Menchavez Monday, August 22, 2016

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The upcoming release of Google Nexus 2016 is all but certain. There have been reports circulating that Google has tapped HTC to help them manufacture a new Google smartphone. According to speculations, HTC has already started working on two Nexus devices called HTC Sailfish and HTC Marlin. However, a third device might also come out under Huawei, which is expected to come out before the year ends.

In a report by Mobile & Apps, The new Google Nexus 7 2016 tablet will arrive in November with NVIDIA Tegra X1 Processor. The device will also run on the new Google operating system, the Android 7.0 Nougat, which is expected to be available anytime soon. The scheduled release will reportedly happen right after the release of the two HTC nexus devices.

Although Google and the Chinese smartphone manufacturer Huawei have yet to provide an official statement with regard to the rumor, fans and critics have already predicted the Google Nexus 7 to come out during the 2016 Thanksgiving Day festivities.

According to the publication the device's powerful processor will be paired with 4 GB of RAM. There will be two variants of Google Nexus 7â€”one with 32 GB of storage, while the other one has 64 GB. However, there are reports circulating that Google is planning to have a Nexus 7 device with 128 GB internal storage capacity.

Meanwhile, Game 'N' Guide reported that the new Google Nexus 7 will carry impressive features such as the Virtual Reality Platform Daydream, new Emojis, new folder looks, multi-window support, launcher shortcuts and Night mode option.

Huawei was responsible for Nexus 6P, which has some success commercially. Critics and fans are expecting the company to develop another amazing device that would definitely challenge the best tablets in the market today.

As of the moment, consumers must wait for Google or Huawei to provide concrete details with regard to the upcoming release of Nexus 7. Until then, rumors and speculations must be taken with a grain of salt.