Google has only just announced its latest flagship Android tablet, the Nexus 7, which is the only device on the market to include the highest resolution 7-inch display. However, just 5 days after the handset was unveiled rumors are starting to emerge suggesting that Google will drop its hardware partnership with ASUS in favor of LG, for its next Nexus 7 in 2014.

People who were lucky enough to get their hands on Google’s new Nexus 7 prior to its launch date of July 31 are being prompted to download two new software updates right out of the box.

Google showed off a couple of promotional videos for the new Nexus 7 during its press event on Wednesday, but if you didn’t get a chance to tune in, you would have missed them. Fortunately, they can now be found on YouTube via the official Nexus channel.

There are two videos for the new device — one of which promotes its virtual surround sound from Fraunhofer, while the other, called “Fear Less,” demonstrates how the device’s wide range of features can be used in education.

The latest rumor to add to the hoard of Nexus 2 7″ related speculation is that the device will go on sale at the popular worldwide independent retailer, Staples, starting July 31. That’s a day after it is due to go on sale at Best Buy.

Motorola is said to be developing a new smartphone that will be similar to the Nexus 4 in both specifications and price, with plans to sell it at less than €250 ($320). The device isn’t expected to replace the Nexus smartphone, but rather go on sale alongside it, according to unnamed sources for a Spanish-language website.