Yesterday, Google together with Intel officially unveiled their latest Chromebook variants, all of which are powered by the latest Haswell processors, and are due to be announced over the course of the next few months. Among the manufacturers adding to the current rage of Chrome-powered devices are HP, Acer, Toshiba and ASUS.

If you’re the proud owner of a new Nexus 7, or you intend to pick one up as soon as it goes on sale where you live, then you might be interested in the official Asus Nexus 7 Premium Cover, which has just started popping up on Amazon.

The Premium Cover combines a hard plastic shell with a soft, flexible cover to provide your new tablet with all-over protection. The cover folds up into a stand when your tablet is in use, and when it’s closed its microfiber lining will keep your display clean.

According to a recent report printed by a Chinese publication, next year’s replacement for the Nexus 4 will be manufactured by LG with its designs being based around the electronic giants recently announced G2.

Google’s new Nexus 7 launched in the U.S. on July 30, and now ASUS has announced that its 7-inch tablet will be available to purchase in the U.K. directly from Google on August 28 – almost a month later.

For a long time after its launch, the iPad was by far the best-selling tablet on the market, and no matter how hard they tried, rival devices didn’t stand a chance of stealing its market share. But that’s all changed, according to the latest figures from IDC.

Android-powered slates saw a staggering 163% increase in the last year, and they’ve now overtaken the iPad and opened up a rather large gap in market share.