Don't Discard You Old Low Spec 8GB or 16GB Nexus 7 Upgrade It

If you have a 8GB or a 16GB Nexus 7 and your thinking of getting rid of it to buy the latest model tablet, before you do you should consider upgrading it, or having it upgraded to 32GB.  The 32GB Nexus still gives the new Android Tablets a run for their money.  Check out the details here on this blog or watch the videos in the

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Nexus 7 1st Gen 16GB to 32gb Motherboard Upgrade

Final Part in the Nexus 7 1st Generation 8GB - 32GB Motherboard Upgrade Test

It works a 32gb 2012 motherboard works in the 8gb Nexus 7 2012 8gb or 16gb tablets.


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Low cost Nexus 7 1st Generation 8GB to 16gb - Part 2

Upgrading The 8GB Nexus 7 1st Gen to 16gb - Part 2: In game show tradition here are the results ;-)

I have 32GB Nexus 7 motherboards available on eBay for updating the 8GB or 16GB nexus 1st Generation here

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Low cost Nexus 7 1st Generation 8GB to 16gb - Part 1

Upgrading 8GB Nexus 7 1st Gen to 16gb Part 1 - Turning a low memory Nexus into a more usable device





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How I Cheaply Replace A 1st Generation Nexus 7 WiFi Motherboard Part 1

Removing the connectors and shielding in order to carry out a motherboard replacement or upgrade.

Refurbished boards are on the fixed1t eBay site along with other Nexus items

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How I Cheaply Replace A 1st Generation Nexus 7 WiFi Motherboard Part 2

How I Replace A 1st Generation Nexus 7 WiFi Motherboard Part 2 Upgrading a  8GB or 16GB Nexus 7 to 32GB



I have 32GB Nexus 7 motherboards available on eBay for updating the 8GB or 16GB nexus 1st Generation here

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How I Removed The LOCA Glue from Working Nexus 7 LCD Display In 5 Minutes

For the last month or so I have destroyed over 10 cracked and shattered Google Nexus 7 touch screens in an attempt to extract the working LCD unit.  As can be seen from the picture below, the outcome was always a shattered LCD panel.

Last week using off the wall ideas and lateral thought (the only type I do) I finally cracked it.

Having safely removed an LCD Panel I set about removing the glue 'on video' and performing the test.  It worked perfectly, hope it works for you.

Removing UV Glue LOCA from Working LCD Display of a Nexus 7 In 5 Minutes

 Once you've watched the video ensure you come back to find out how I make the LOCA Removal Putty.

Below is the link to:

Removing LOCA Glue From A Nexus 7 - How I Make The LOCA Removing Putty

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