Question 1

Can it receive  and send e-mails?

Accepted Answer

yes, absolutely. the first time you start it up, it will require you to either create or sign-in with a Google email ("gmail") account, which can be used to send and receive emails.

additionally, the device comes with Google's Chrome browser installed, and that can be used to access any email account that can be accessed through a standard browser.

additionally, the device can download any app that is published on the Google Play Store, and each major email provider (yahoo, hotmail, aol, etc.) publishes an app on the Google Play Store that is designed specifically for use with its own email service. this is the preferred method.

Question 2

is this the 2013 model?

Accepted Answer

Yes, this is the 2013 model.

You can find proof of that by Googling: Nexus 7 Wiki

That will show you a Wikipedia article that shows that there are only two models of Nexus 7. The first model is from 2012, which is referred to as "1st generation". The second model is from 2013, which is referred to as "2nd generation". Since this ad says "2nd generation", this must be the 2013 model.

Question 3

am looking for 3G+WIFI Tablet. will this Tab supports 3G and WIFI too ? if not what is the best tab with reasonable price with 3G+WIFI features ?

Accepted Answer

This is a 16GB WiFi only model, the model you are looking for is the 32GB version with WiFi and 4G. Be sure to ensure it has 4G as there is also a WiFi only 32GB model. It should be about $100-$120 more than this model . I'm sorry but I don't have the exact model number. Hope this helps.

Question 4

sd card?

Accepted Answer

There is an internal card (16GB for the model you are considering) but you can't access it to replace it.

Question 5

1. What does "wif-fi only" mean?
2. How is this tablet different than the "ASUS Nexus 7 FHD Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro Quad-Core 2GB DDR3 Memory 32GB Flash 7.0" Touchscreen Tablet PC Android 4.3 (Jelly Bean)"
Thanx.

Accepted Answer

1.  Wi-fi only means that it can only connect to a wi-fi network-- it doesn't have a cellular connection like a phone.

2.  Pretty sure it's just the amount of storage unless someone else points out something different-- the one you're looking at only has 16GB; the other has 32GB.

Question 6

Does this have a Micro SD card slot?

Accepted Answer

Nope, it's only downside. To me at least.

Question 7

Will this automatically update to Android 4.4 which is already available?

Accepted Answer

If it's not already installed, you'll be able to easily upgrade to KitKat after starting up the tablet.

Question 8

Does this tablet have GPS?

Accepted Answer

Yes, It has a GPS / Glonass receiver in it.

Question 9

how does this compare to 32gb version?

Accepted Answer

Well, it doesn't have a SD card slot... So, the internal memory is a significant issue. It would just depend on what you intend on using the tablet for. Reading eBooks, web browsing, checking email, and other light usage will not use a lot of resources. Movies, pictures, games, and other heavy resource dependent tasks will consume that 16 GB of storage relatively quick.

Question 10

Does this have stand alone GPS?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it does. However, it does not have 3G/4G connectivity so map details can be really lacking on the road. I typically use either my cell phone or GPS when traveling and not the Nexus.

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