Thanks!

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I solved my problem by installing the free Business calendar app.  I can use it to select the calendars to view, and then see them in the default calendar which display I much prefer.

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I've seen two different YouTube videos doing drop tests with the Nexus 7 and iPad, the second one including the iPad mini along with the large one.  Tablets were not in any type of case, nor did they have screen protectors.  In each instance the Nexus 7 proved to be more durable, and the large iPad suffered much more damage - surviving none of the tests.

While none of us will be intentionally dropping our tablets, sometimes the unexpected and unwanted happens.  That's why most of us get some type of case to protect our devices.  Thankfully, there are more and more options available.  We all look for one that most fits the way we use our tablets, our style preferences, our pocketbook, and seems to provide the needed protection.

I don't think anyone should be afraid of the build quality of the Nexus 7.  Buy it, enjoy it, and protect it like you would any other brand or size.

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I downloaded eWeather HD from Amazon when I found it for free Tuesday.  Love it!  I told a coworker about it later that day but when he checked it was no longer free.  It is one I would definitely be willing to pay for,

Here's my battery screen shot.

I, too, use the WiFi hotspot app that came with my Samsung Galaxy Showcase phone.  I have unlimited data.

F is for Fabulous - which the Nexus 7 certainly is

I've been there too.  My grandson made $81.00 worth of in app purchases one day.  Thankfully the game developer was willing to issue a refund.  Go into settings from within Google Play.  There you can set a pin number and require it to be entered for any purchases.   There is a similar setting in Amazon Appstore if you use it.