Verizon expects the Nexus 7 LTE to be 4G certified “shortly” after addressing complaints that Google’s Android tablet could not be activated on its network. The carrier blames extensive wireless testing for the delay, claiming to have begun examining the slate back in August. Meanwhile, rival carriers AT&T and T-Mobile USA already support the Nexus […]
I guess this is more or less the rule of thumb these days – it always pays to get the proper certification in place if you want everything to run as smoothly as possible without any hiccups. We are well aware that the upcoming Nexus 7 with LTE support is more than good to go on a couple of mobile carriers in the US – namely T-Mobile and AT&T. Needless to say, there is one particular question that begs to be asked, what about Verizon Wireless? Well, while the Nexus 7 with LTE support is compatible with Verizon’s LTE network on technical grounds, there is one major reason why this particular device has yet to be activated on Verizon, which would be the lack of proper certification.
According to a representative over at Verizon, “This is not yet a device that is Verizon 4G LTE certified. As you know, when devices are certified, we’ll let folks know.” This does seem to point in the general direction that certification for the device will occur sometime down the road, but as to the exact date of this certification being approved remains to be seen. All in all, we do not think that Verizon would want this matter to drag out for too long considering how the Nexus 7 with LTE could be a hot ticket item.
Nexus 7 LTE Works On Verizon Only After Certification original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Much has been said and done about the Nexus 7 with LTE support in recent memory, and this time around, we have this Asus-manufactured tablet finally arrive in the Google Play Store across several other countries, where among them include Australia, Canada, Germany, Spain, France, UK, Japan and South Korea. In a nutshell, we are talking about three different large swathes of geographical locations that Google has made the Nexus 7 available, chiefly in Europe, Asia and the Oceania.
For folks who are wondering just how much the Nexus 7 with LTE will cost in the listed countries, perhaps it would be good to use the US price details as a benchmark. So far, folks living in the US will have to fork out $349 for the Nexus 7 with LTE that sports 32GB of internal memory, and that model will play nice with a range of mobile network operators Stateside, including AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon. If you are currently in the market for a tablet that runs on the Android mobile operating system, surely the Nexus 7 with LTE support would figure in your final shortlist. After all, its predecessor was definitely something that wowed the crowd, not to mention boasting of a relatively affordable price point then and now.
Nexus 7 LTE Now Available In Other Countries original content from Ubergizmo. 
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The LTE version of the latest Nexus 7 slate disappeared from the Google Play store yesterday, with it being listed as “Not for sale at this time.” Following that earlier today was a tweet from Verizon stating that the tablet wasn’t part of their lineup, not allowing it to be activated, and now it has […]
If you happen to be in possession of the Nexus 7 that sports LTE connectivity, we have some good news for you. You are now able to restore your tablet in a safe manner, returning it to the factory firmware through the use of freshly released official images from Google. The images for the Nexus 7 with LTE connectivity have been given the codename “razorg”, and it has already been put up on the Google Developers site.
This would mean those Nexus 7 with LTE owners who did spend a fair amount of time tinkering with their devices and who knows, ruining it, now have a way to return their respective devices to stock Android 4.3 Jelly Bean, build JLS36C, without losing any sleep. Just in case you were wondering as to which particular mobile carrier you should pick up your Nexus 7 from, how about T-Mobile? We did bring you a story earlier on concerning a Nexus 7 with LTE that will be made available via T-Mobile, and not only that, snagging one of those puppies would also net you a full month of free data, now how about that for starters? I suspect that bricked Nexus 7 with LTE devices too, will gain a new lease of life pretty soon.
Nexus 7 LTE Factory Images Available original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Today the folks at Verizon product support have tipped off a bit of an oddity with the previously multi-carrier Google Nexus 7 (2013). According to a Verizon Wireless Support twitter reply, the Nexus 7 is not part of their lineup and therefor cannot be activated. According to annoyed customer Jeff Jarvis, entering a Verizon store […]
Today the folks at Verizon product support have tipped off a bit of an oddity with the previously multi-carrier Google Nexus 7 (2013). According to a Verizon Wireless Support twitter reply, the Nexus 7 is not part of their lineup and therefore cannot be activated. According to annoyed customer Jeff Jarvis, entering a Verizon store […]
Back on September 9, the Nexus 7 with LTE support went up for sale on the Google Play Store, giving buyers an option for those who want a mobile data connection with their slate. Fast-forward one week, and the tablet is no longer available, with the Play Store simply reading a rather ambiguous: “This device […]
If you were planning on picking up the Google Nexus 7 tablet with LTE, you’re in luck as T-Mobile has recently announced the availability of the tablet and for those interested, it will be up for purchase via the Google Play Store with T-Mobile’s services on it. The tablet will retail for $349 and the good news is that if you were hoping to save a bit of money or looking for some value with your purchase, T-Mobile has also announced that those who purchase the tablet will be eligible for a free data plan of 2GB for one month.
For those unfamiliar with the tablet, this is an impressive piece of hardware from Google/ASUS which sports a 7” display with a resolution of 1920×1200, which gives the display a pixel density of 323ppi. It will also sport a quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro chipset clocked at 1.5GHz, 2GB of RAM, a 5MP rear-facing camera, a 1.2MP front-facing camera, 32GB of onboard storage, and will run on Android 4.3 Jelly Bean. If this sounds like a great deal, hit up the Google Play Store for the details.
Nexus 7 With LTE Available Via T-Mobile, Comes With One Month Of Free Data original content from Ubergizmo. 
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The latest iteration of the Nexus 7 tablet went up for sale in July, and a couple weeks later we saw hints that the LTE version of the tablet would be arriving soon. Now the availability of the Nexus 7 with 4G LTE from the Google Play Store has been announced, as well as its […]
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