Google has just released another Nexus 7 ad for the Google Play Store. The video goes through the content available in the Play Store and how to access it from various apps on your Nexus 7.

The video also highlights New Features and content like magazines, specifically going into the new Google Magazines app itself, and really just mentions the other content available.

After the Samsung GALAXY Nexus made a Huge success around the world to be the first device that has a 720p HD display and Android 4.0 ICS... Samsung & Google is looking to be partners again.

Since Samsung has become the top vendor of Android smartphones, Google will continue to have Samsung develop its Next-generation Nexus Phone, Briniging Samsung's innovation ability with regard to the Android platform, and its ability to control the supply of key components.

Also, according to rumors the Next-generation Nexus smartphone will pack Android 4.1 Jelly-Bean.

The Google Nexus 7 tablet arrives with an extremely affordable $199 price for the basic 8GB model, and one shortcut Google had to take to arrive at that is the rear camera (5MP was suggested) the 7-inch tablet doesn't have one, instead it only features a front-facing cameras fit for video calls but little else.

That shouldn't be a dealbreaker for most of you since shooting pictures with your tablet might not be the best idea, but interestingly it seems that Asus and Google initially planned to include a rear camera. Or at least the whole design is built around that idea. Or Asus just used a previous design.

Sprint's Samsung Galaxy Nexus owners will get a minor software update today, July 26. However, it is not the Android 4.1 Jelly Bean update that you've been waiting for. The Jelly Bean update is a little bit delayed but its coming for sure!

The Minor update of today will bring the smartphone's software build version to number L700.FG01. One of the changes you might notice is the tweaked on-screen signal strength indicator, although that does not necessarily mean that you will be getting better reception. Support for Sprint TV is being added as well, which is more than welcome for folks who like to keep an eye on ESPN while on the go.

Also Notice that Wi-Fi and LTE will be set to "on" by default with the new software, given that Sprint's LTE network is already operational and will keep on growing over time.

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Google Nexus 7 first commercial just landed on YouTube and it shows the story of a dad with his son, playing around with the Nexus 7 out in the wild while camping. Watch the Ad below and Enjoy!