Nexus 4: Great Payoffs for Mobile Gambling

Sold out within hours after it went on sale, the recently launched Nexus 4 smartphone has been garnering (mostly) rave reviews from both consumers and the tech community. Part of Google's Android-powered flagship brand and the first device to run Android 4.2 Jelly Bean, Nexus 4 has been praised for its looks, specs, new features such as panoramic images, low starting price - and its "pure" Android experience. For the mobile gambling world, Nexus 4 couldn't have come at a better time. With more and more games being created for the Android platform, and with Nexus 4's obvious attractions, many anticipate this development to expand the consumer market for mobile gaming.

Together with the Nexus 4 smartphone, Google also launched the Nexus 10 and Nexus 7 tablets. And all three devices offer an unparalleled mobile gambling experience. They also offer a chance to reach new users and expand the market: Not everyone can own a Nexus device, but Android 4.2 Jelly Bean enables multiple users (say, family or friends) to share a single device through instant profile-switching from the lock screen. The result is many more players in the mobile casinos - incentive enough for game developers to optimize their games to adapt to these new devices.

Top online gambling software provider Microgaming has a goal: to get up to 200 games operating on all platforms, with Android leading the way. And it's well on its way, with Microgaming-powered mobile casinos now optimizing more and more games to perform well on Android phones. These include: Tomb raider, Classic Blackjack, European Roulette, Mega Moolah Progressive, Break Da bank, Mermaid Millions, Jackpot Express, Aces and Faces poker, and more.

On the other hand, top online casino 888 has already broken mobile gaming ground with its Android apps that can run on Nexus 4. For mobile casinos, it pays to play it smart by making  games Android smartphone-friendly!