

I can see this being useful at times, but it's definitely a weird choice for the lock screen. The widget will listen to a song (either playing on the device or from another device and within seconds identify said song and conveniently provide you with a link to the Google Play store to purchase it.
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You can also add a widget called "What's this song?", which is a song identifier added to Android in 4.0, now quickly available on your lock screen.

Now you can add multiple email inboxes, calendars, and clocks to the lock screen. Actually, I don't know if that's true, but that's what Google is delivering anyway. "More information on lock screens!" is what Android fans have demanded for years. As far as I can tell, only one administrative account per tablet is allowed in Android 4.2. This is a less elegant solution than the Nook HD's implementation of profiles which allows you to simply tap the user account at the top of the screen, select your new user, and watch your content change to the new user's content before your eyes.Īlso, the Nook HD lets you to set up multiple child and adult profiles, allowing parents to have more than one administrative account. To switch to a new user you're required to enter the lock screen, select the user icon and then unlock the tablet. Also, any other user accounts on the tablet can accept updated app permissions on behalf of the additional account. New user accounts and all content on those accounts can be deleted by the tablet owner (the primary account) at any time. Simply add a new user from the Settings>Users menu and follow the steps to setup an additional user account.

Multi Screen implements users accounts in Android 4.2. Thanks to its comfortable design and sharp screen, the Nexus 7 is one of the best e-readers out there. As a person who gets a lot of spam in his inbox, this well-implemented addition is one of those details that seems small on paper, but makes a huge difference to your experience.
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When viewing your inbox, you can now swipe messages away to archive them. Gmail gets a new design and a new, awesome feature. Stories from your feed will slowly scroll across the screen, and tapping any of them opens the story in the Currents app. You can choose to display a clock, colors, jelly beans, or, my favorite implementation, Google Currents. It's a nice feature for those with poor eyesight, but I was disappointed by the lack of anti-aliasing.ĭaydreams is essentially an interactive screensaver that plays when the tablet is asleep and charging. This is different from zooming, which scales images and text and applies anti-aliasing to smooth things out. After enabling in settings, if you tap the screen three times in quick succession, assets on the screen will magnify in the section where you tapped. Magnification attempts to take advantage of the screen's 1,280x800-pixel resolution. That smooth textured back kind of makes the Nexus 7's design. The HSPA+ version of the tablet houses a SIM card slot in the middle of the left edge. Right above that, on the back, is a horizontally aligned 2-inch-long speaker slit. Following the right edge down and around to the bottom reveals a headphone jack, with a Micro-USB port in the middle of bottom edge. On the right edge toward the top is the power/lock button, closely followed by the volume rocker. When the Nexus 7 is held in portrait mode and viewed from the front, the 1.2-megapixel front camera sitting in the middle of the top bezel is its lone distinguishable feature. It's the same thickness as the Fire HD and a bit thinner than the Nook HD, but it can't compete with the iPad Mini's slightness. Speaking of holding, the Nexus 7 is noticeably lighter than the Kindle Fire HD, but isn't as wispy as the iPad Mini or Nook HD.
