INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Google hasn't said much about Android tablets for a while now, and as Android Police spotted, it's now taken the Tablets section off the
If you want Google's mobile OS on a tablet-sized device, you'll have to look elsewhere for now.Even before Google pulled the Tablets
Now the plug has officially been pulled, at least as far as the Android website goes anyway.Android will still work on tablets as normal,
and you can still pick up some very decent hardware like the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 and the Amazon Fire HD 10
Google's last proper effort at an Android tablet was the Pixel C, launched in 2015.Chrome OS to the rescueWith Android app support now
seen the first Chromebook tablets appear, like the Acer Chromebook Tab 10.These devices give you all your favorite Android apps on a
tablet-sized screen, with the benefit of a full web browser running underneath, so it makes sense for Google to ditch the Android tablet
idea in favor of a Chrome OS/Android hybrid
After a shaky start, Chromebook support for Android apps is now pretty solid.No reference tablet device has been provided for Android P
either, so it looks like the era of the pure Android tablet is over
