Google’s first serious tablet push didn’t start with a Pixel Slate or a Galaxy Tab partnership. It started with Motorola, Honeycomb, and a 10.1‑inch slab called the XOOM that was supposed to be Android’s big-bang moment against the iPad. In theory, it had everything: dual‑core Tegra 2, a higher‑res display than Apple, expandable storage, HDMI […]