I’ve always had a love-hate relationship with tablets. I’ve never managed to convince myself to keep an iPad past a few weeks and I couldn’t take Android tablets seriously with their lack of multitasking. That said, when I tried Google’s Pixel C hybrid late last year, I was impressed with what the company had done. It combined beautiful, functional hardware in a nice package – but the software consistently disappointed. With the release of Android N preview this week, I can finally say that the Pixel C is a formidable competitor to other tablets. It’s only been 24 hours since the…
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