Though they haven’t always been the most commercially popular smartphones, the Nexus lineup has acted as the flagship device for each new iteration of Android since version 2.0. The hardware is designed to work seamlessly with the latest Android code as a demonstration of the OS the way Google intended it to be. Nexus smartphones have acted as a testing ground for new innovations and provided developers with a model handset for working within the Android ecosystem. But when Google released Android 3.0, a build designed especially for tablets, there was no Nexus Tablet to go along with it (despite persistent rumors).
Android Phone, Nexus Tablet Once Again in the Works?
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