Review on 📱 Google Nexus 10 Wi-Fi 32GB: High-Performance Tablet with Connectivity Options by Craig Pears

I had the latest Nexus 10 and also a Note 3. Love my Note 3! I really liked my Nexus 10, but it doesn't have an S Pen. So I recently upgraded to a 2014 Note 10.1 and sold my Nexus 10 for a lot less than I paid for it. I'm trying to love the Note 10.1 but I think the Nexus 10 works better as a tablet and I want my Note 10 to work more like the Nexus 10 I sold. I thought I would upgrade but I'm a little sorry I gave up my Nexus 10. I like the multi-window capabilities and what the Note 10 can do, but I thought the Nexus 10 ran smoother due to its design (in portrait mode, for example, you have to be careful not to press the home button on the Note). 10. And if you want to go back, you have to find it On the Nexus 10, the bottom home was the numbered home button and was always bottom center, with the back button next to it so you always knew where it was. , whether you held it horizontally, vertically or even upside down. Again, with the Note 10 you should be able to find it (which means there's a physical home button that's persistent and when you're holding the tablet a certain way, such as in landscape mode , the home button is now on top or portrait mode is now (it's on the left. reversed portrait mode. now it's on the right. I feel like this feature is sort of a downgrade for me.) Nexus 10, a visually pleasing keyboard -Popup that came up whenever you needed to type and the screen moved/shrunk to fit the keyboard and it was visually pleasing (you could see everything on the screen including the keyboard and what you were typing .. It disappears after you hit enter. In the Note 10, the mini keyboard pops up, it just hangs over the screen and doesn't go anywhere. Sometimes it hangs over what you're typing and you have to put it to one move to another part of the screen. how annoying! Hopefully I'll warm up a bit more with the Note 10. But between the Nexus 10 and the Note 10. I like the Nexus 10 a bit more for its clear advantage in usability.