Google's new Nexus devices come in three sizes: small (the Nexus 4 phone), medium (the Nexus 7 tablet) and large (the Nexus 10 tablet). It's gadget season, and Google wants in on all the fun that ...

From a hardware perspective Google's new Nexus 10 tablet compares favorably to the new full-sized Apple iPad with Retina display. The Nexus 10 is thinner and lighter, has a higher resolution ...

Fast forward to today and Google's set their sights even higher: right into the 10" tablet fray where the iPad dominates. On paper the Nexus 10 is impressive with a Retina Display beating 10 ...

While Apple is busy pushing a smaller tablet to take on Google and Amazon’s 7-inch offerings, Google is thinking big. The company has teamed up with Samsung for the new Nexus 10 tablet ...

The Nexus 10 is significant in that it is a full "Google Experience" device, in that all aspects of the operating system and software that is loaded onto the tablet is under Google's control ...

The Nexus 10 is Google's first 10 inch tablet, and it's a winner. Made by Samsung, the tablet showcases Samsung's ability to make a very slim and appealing tablet with a blockbuster screen, minus the ...

With a low price and hefty specs, the Nexus 10 seems like a special tablet, on paper. But when you put it to the test, you’re likely to find that the high-end Google tablet is worth the price ...

The Nexus 7 tablets will continue to be sold at Google's Play store online as well as such retailers as GameStop, Office Depot, Office Max, Staples, Wal-Mart. The Nexus 10 tablet with 16 gigabytes ...

Google Inc. unveiled a new $399 tablet and smartphone powered by its Android mobile operating system Monday. WSJ's Amir Efrati talks with Monika Vosough about how Goolge's new Nexus devices ...

This week a few photos allegedly showing a user manual for a Samsung Nexus 10 tablet showed up on Korean website Seeko. Of course, it’s possible to fake that kind of thing… but now Google vice ...

Google might introduce a 10 inch Nexus tablet on Monday. We’ve seen plenty of evidence so far. Now the folks at BriefMobile claim to have seen a lot more… and they’ve got photos to kind of ...