Yeah, but the Nexus 7 was such a totally great product, ahead of its time. https://t.co/EjJz1PkJSt

— Tim Bray (@timbray) June 22, 2019

Hey, it's true...Google's HARDWARE team will be solely focused on building laptops moving forward, but make no mistake, Android & Chrome OS teams are 100% committed for the long-run on working with our partners on tablets for all segments of the market (consumer, enterprise, edu)

— Rick Osterloh (@rosterloh) June 20, 2019

Great BI scoop - Google had two tablet project cancelled.

There’s a QA joke about the Pixel Slate here but honestly it’s piling on sohttps://t.co/TsnkLptAVn pic.twitter.com/D5tKh4YuFT

— Dieter Bohn (@backlon) June 20, 2019

Slack/AWS is the 2019 version. In 2009 it was using Google and OSX/MacBook Pros and iPhones. ? https://t.co/nrHSVBTlwm

— Sriram Krishnan (@sriramk) June 22, 2019

Some articles have made this a bit unclear so wanted to clarify. And of course we will fully support Pixel Slate for the long-term as well.

— Rick Osterloh (@rosterloh) June 20, 2019

1. Hardware is hard.

2. Tablet market is still mostly an iPad market.

3. Silicon and software don’t have the market of phones nor the commoditization of PCs, which makes them expensive.

4. Sad, because consumers benefit from competition.https://t.co/725dTYXGgk

— Rene Ritchie (@reneritchie) June 21, 2019

How to halt Libra’s progress https://t.co/RdsKz5cCrt

— Financial Times (@FT) June 21, 2019

Here's @gbhil with his take on Google scrapping its tablet plans. tl;dr? They stopped caring about tablets way before this yearhttps://t.co/TGpcscJ7w6

— Daniel Bader (@journeydan) June 21, 2019

why can’t anyone make a good iPad competitor ?https://t.co/22hXyz2Tm2

— Mike Murphy (@mcwm) June 21, 2019

Seriously, I would buy 3 nexus 7 sized tablets any day any time. Even without audio jacks!https://t.co/BkNrhVFgil

— Brandon Downey (@bdowney) June 21, 2019

Google独自タブレット開発を終了

Google's officially done making its own tablets https://t.co/6wbiRQBXPs @computerworldより

— Jay (@malmsuite_s_j) June 21, 2019

This is unfortunate for @Android users hoping for this form factor. @Apple is killing it with #iPad, calling it “the most popular computer in the world” while @Google gives up. Has anyone made a decent Android tablet yet? https://t.co/VQ39yMzruL via @computerworld

— Michael ??‍? (@singletary) June 21, 2019

Looking forward to some Google exec to reverse this decision and releasing a tablet in March 2020 https://t.co/DGlpKXKDq8

— Alex B ? (@somospostpc) June 20, 2019

And nothing of value* was lost.

*sent from my Nexus 10https://t.co/nNDVBGzSmA

— LinuxGameCast (@VennStone) June 20, 2019

Behold my still-in-use 2013 Nexus 7, charging on an angled Nexus wireless charger I mounted to a block of walnut to make it fit right. Godspeed lil buddy https://t.co/ra55aKVAKM pic.twitter.com/p9jSiVQMQ8

— nilay patel (@reckless) June 21, 2019

After Google announced it wasn’t making tablet hardware anymore, I got to thinking: was the hardware ever really the problem? I kind of think no, the problem is that Google was never really serious about tablets https://t.co/t75XOJJ3WT pic.twitter.com/X27Qa05zVd

— Dieter Bohn (@backlon) June 21, 2019

Google was never really serious about tablets https://t.co/sqhrDMwVPf pic.twitter.com/jAPpYdeb8e

— The Verge (@verge) June 21, 2019

Google was never really serious about tablets https://t.co/sqhrDMwVPf pic.twitter.com/boiSwQmb5N

— The Verge (@verge) June 22, 2019

The 2013 Nexus 7 was the best Android tablet I've ever had, in part because (as the author notes) it was the least-tablety tablet.

The Pixelbook is the second-best Android tablet I've owned, and it's neither Android nor a tablet.https://t.co/8bqJOfkVSk

— Ben Oberkfell (@benlikestocode) June 21, 2019

$FB LBA - No regulation, limited/no governance structure and technical implementation with limited transparency (blockchain?).
Facebook's Libra will not help the unbankedhttps://t.co/i35kG9OAWM

•Libra’s progress:https://t.co/bEdXIERVGO via @ft #digitalcurrency #fintech pic.twitter.com/6wQxLZUwCr

— Mo Hossain (@MoHossain) June 23, 2019