Which Tablet to Buy: Google gives Nexus 5:07 to employees for Christmas

Monday, December 9, 2013

Google gives Nexus 5:07 to employees for Christmas - WebNews

will be a christmas banner of Android for Google employees, who will receive a gift by the Nexus 5 or the new version of the Nexus 7.

Christian Ghidotti , December 9, 2013, 12:40

more than just a greeting card or a basket with sparkling wine and sweet: This year Google has chosen to wish a happy Christmas to its employees so her. Who works for the Californian group will find it under the tree a bigg branded Android device, this time choosing between the smartphone Nexus 5 and tablet Nexus 7 , of course this’ last in the latest version presented in July. This was announced on Twitter, the sister of an employee.

The company where my sister works has allowed her to choose the Christmas gift, Nexus between a 5 and a Nexus 7. Sigh!

Last year, the company offered the chance to decide whether to get a Nexus 7 (the 2012 edition), a Chromebook line of laptops with Chrome OS operating system or a Motorola RAZR M. Absent from the list the Nexus 4 produced in collaboration with LG because of problems related to the number of units available that have occurred in the months immediately following the launch. Going back even further back in time, until December 2011, those who follow the world from time Android remind you of a customized version of the Galaxy Nexus model made especially for the occasion.

Taking into account initiatives of this kind, it is not difficult to understand why Google has been elected once again best company in the world to work, both by the editors of Fortune that the ranking by Great Place to Work. For the moment, the search engine has not confirmed anything, so it may be a baseless rumor or a hoax well thought out. Who knows, maybe next year, under the Christmas tree decorated by employees in Mountain View, can not even finish Google Glass . The commercialization of the glasses for augmented reality is in fact expected in the course of 2014, at least on American soil.