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 Google Nexus 7 teardown shows off honking great battery   Advice,Computers,Consumer The enterprising chaps have torn the Google Nexus 7 apart to show you its innards, revealing a buxom battery and a surprising lack of annoying proprietary screws. Known for pulling new technology apart and revealing the silicon-scented gubbins within, the teardown gets you an inside glimpse at Google’s Android Jelly Bean-powered tablet, including the 7-inch display and  motherboard and other Compatible Parts . Laptop repair helps team reports that the Nexus 7 is much easier to repair that Apple’s new iPad, noting that the 1mm thicker casing can be unclipped using an opening tool, and that the screws inside are of the Phillips #00 variety rather than the weirdly shaped screws Apple uses to stop owners getting inside the tech they’ve paid for. Awarding the Nexus 7 a ‘Repairability Score’ of seven out of 10 (where 10 is easiest to repair), the site says owners could replace the battery witho...

 New Bath Audio System from Serendipity at Brunel Supplies   Business The company is one of the first in the South West to stock this exciting new product from Kaldewei. A bath should always be relaxing - and now with a new bath audio system available, this is more true than ever. Devon-based Serendipity @ Brunel Supplies are one of the first companies in Devon to stock the exciting new Sound Wave system from Kaldewei: an in-bath audio system that can be controlled using any Bluetooth-enabled tablet, mobile phone, mp3 player or other device. The Sound Wave system from bathing pioneers Kaldewei sees your steel enamel bath transformed into a giant Bluetoot h speaker, with the filling of the tub amplifying the music that is played. The vibrations of the sound waves created by the system can also be felt by the bather as they relax, creating a soothing and unique listening experience that makes it even more possible to create a spa-like experience at home. Newton Abbot-based Seren...