Nexus 7 with 32 GB of Storage on it's way

Not that we weren’t fully expecting this to happen, but in case you needed one last ounce of proof that the 32 GB Nexus 7 was arriving for $249 and the 16GB version was dropping to $199, we have it for you. Office Depotstores across the country are putting them on display today. Most of them also have limited stock, so if you feel like upgrading to 32GB of storage, call ahead and see how many they have left. A handful of DL readers all dropped a note in our inbox, claiming that they were able to purchase them in-store.

We are starting to wonder how long it’ll be before Google updates the Play store to reflect this change. With tomorrow’s Android event cancelled, they won’t have the chance to talk about its availability any time soon.  With distribution expected to hit major retailers in the coming days, it would be wise of them to announce the tablet and update the Play store. [Droid Life]

Argos has previously confirmed that the 32 GB version is on it's way and it will retail in the UK for the £199 mark.

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How to Delete the Windows 7 System Reserved Partition

This sis the easiest way to remove the 100Mb system reserved partition Windows creates when installing.

MAKE SURE YOU HAVE A BACKUP\ SNAPSHOT THERE IS THE POTENTIAL YOU MACHINE WILL NOT BOOT AFTER FOLLOWING THESE STEPS

1) Open a command prompt with administrator privileges (right click => run as administrator)

Type:

bcdboot c:\windows /s c:

You should get a message similar to:

Boot files successfully created.

2) Open the Disk Management GUI (you could use diskpart for scripts), locate the C:\ partition right-click and select “Mark Partition as Active”, select yes to the “do you want to continue message”

3) Reboot to confirm that everything is ok.

4) In Disk Management you can now delete the 100Mb System Reserved partition by right clicking on it and selecting “Delete volume”

Optional

5) To re-claim the 100Mb you can use a partitioning tool such as partition magic or gparted

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