Murena now sells a ‘deGoogled’ Pixel Tablet

Murena sells a Pixel Tablet with /e/OS, offering privacy without Google services.

: Murena has launched a Pixel Tablet running its /e/OS, a privacy-focused fork of Android, without Google apps. The tablet sports a 10.95-inch LCD, 128 GB storage, and 8 GB RAM, and is priced at €539 or $549. Users can access apps via App Lounge, Murena's alternative to Google Play, but paid apps require a Google sign-in. Murena offers Workspace, a freemium alternative to Google services, with 1GB free storage.

Murena, known for offering deGoogled smartphones, has introduced a privacy-centric Pixel Tablet running on its /e/OS system. This tablet diverges from Google's Android by eliminating pre-installed Google apps and services, featuring instead a privacy-focused Android experience on its 10.95-inch LCD display.

The device is available with 128 GB of internal storage and 8 GB RAM, retailing for €539 or $549. Users will find the app marketplace App Lounge in place of the Google Play Store, facilitating anonymous downloads from Google Play and F-Droid, though access to paid apps still requires a Google account sign-in.

In its continuous effort to break away from Google, Murena provides privacy-focused alternatives like Workspace for file storage and office suite needs, offering up to 1 GB of free storage. While recreating a complete app ecosystem without any Google ties is challenging, Murena strives to cater to users demanding greater privacy control.