Top 10 articles: Google I/O mania, RBS IT problems and O'Dwyer petition

The most exciting stories for V3 readers last week

Last week was all about Google I/O for V3 readers. The firm finally took the wraps off its first Android tablet and unveiled details of its forthcoming Android 4.1 Jelly Bean mobile OS. We got some hands-on time with the Nexus 7 tablet, and can see it becoming the de-facto low-cost tablet - though not an iPad killer yet.

We also compared Jelly Bean to the forthcoming Windows Phone 8 Apollo release, and took a look at the merits of the Nexus 7 compared to other major rivals like the Samsung Galaxy Tab and the Motorola Xoom 2.

RBS' problems continued into last week, as the software glitch that took out Natwest and other banks' payment systems still wasn't fixed. The banking group was apparently considering taking legal action against software provider CA for causing the fault, with managers at RBS blaming the problems on updates to its CA-7 automation software.

Elsewhere, Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales started a petition to try and block the extradition of Richard O'Dwyer, claiming that the decision is unjust and would set a dangerous precedent.

Android 4.1 Jelly Bean vs Windows Phone 8 first impressions review
Google and Microsoft mobile platforms go head to head

Google Nexus 7 hands on review
V3 gets some hands-on time with Google's first own-brand tablet device, manufactured for the firm by Asus

RBS mulls legal action against CA over banking outage
Software maker in firing line over failed update at banking giant

Google Nexus 7 vs Apple, Samsung and other tablet rivals
V3 compares the Google Nexus 7 to devices from Samsung, Apple, Huawei, Motorola and Dell

CERN ready to lift the lid on latest LHC findings
Worldwide Computer Grid helping hunt for elusive Higgs Boson

Google delivers Nexus 7 tablet to challenge Kindle and iPad
Jelly Bean-powered device set for debut in mid-July

Wikipedia founder's extradition petition hits 50,000 signatures
Jimmy Wales's attack on US policy over Richard O'Dwyer extradition strikes nerve with British public

Google announces Chrome for iOS
Browser with tab synching, password sharing and private mode to come to iPad and iPhone

Cristiano Ronaldo named most dangerous footballer online
Penalty-dodging footballer most likely to lead users to attacks

Asus Transformer Pad Infinity confirmed for August UK release
No word on price for Transformer Prime follow up