Ever wondered specifically why the Samsung Galaxy Tab A2 Xl was called extra large and had the codename gta2xl? Me too. But today we found out exactly why as it turned out the Samsung SM-T590 / SM-T595 / SM-T597 is actually a 10.5-inch Android tablet. So, not a 10.1-inch tablet then. So by the looks of it, we should get two 10.5-inch Samsung tablets in 2018, with both this Samsung … more…
We already knew from several official sources that Samsung have been experimenting with dual-screen phone, which is not the same as foldable tablets or foldable tablet phones. But via Sammobile, a new source for us on Twitter @MMDDJ_ have posted pictures of the purported prototype, and writing at the same time that the “Project Valley” dual-screen phone with model number Samsung SM-G929F have been cancelled. There’s no way to verify … more…
Samsung announced that their new Samsung Chromebook Plus (V2) will be released on Samsung and Best Buy on June 24. The new Samsung Chromebook Plus (V2) has some new specs while also having been given a small design overhaul. The predecessor Samsung Chromebook Plus was launched in January 2017 for $449, while the new Samsung Chromebook Plus 2018-2019 model is launched for $499. Samsung Chromebook Plus (V2) is a Chrome … more…
While we do look forward to Samsung’s first foldable tablet, we were set back a little by the estimated price put forward by a financial analyst at Golden Bride Investment, who believes Samsung’s first 7.3-inch foldable tablet phone might cost $1850. This is according to an article today by Korea Times printed in South China Morning Post. Another analyst at Shinhan Financial also confirms that he too believes like the … more…
Samsung France had the first official mention of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 10.5 (SM-T835) published on their own official pages today, before the glitch was noticed and the page was removed just a few hours ago. What was made public wasn’t much though, other than the official support page for the upcoming new Android 8.1 flagship tablet from Samsung, with no juicy details in the source code either. A … more…
Samsung SM-T595 was published as Wi-Fi certified today by the official Wi-Fi body, which brought with it a few new official specs too in the process. The launch name for this tablet turned up as Samsung Galaxy Tab A2 Xl last week from the Bluetooth certification body, which is in accordance with the first tablet leaks from the start of the year too. But because this tablet is believed to … more…
The upcoming new Samsung Galaxy Tab A2 Xl was listed as Bluetooth certified today, with the model number Samsung SM-T595. This is the 10-inch Android 8.0 tablet that have been rumored since the start of 2018, when this Samsung tablet was believed to succeed the Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1. The SM-T595 model should be the 4G LTE model, whereas the Samsung SM-T590 model was reported as certified in Russia … more…
After two 3D graphics performance benchmark tests on May 17 for the coming new 10.5-inch Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 which are now viewable, we once again see that Samsung is testing the new tablet with Android 8.1 as well as Android 8.0, which increases the possibility that Samsung will launch the Samsung Tab S4 with Android 8.1 without the need to wait for an update. Some of the features that … more…
Samsung’s upcoming 7-inch Android 8.0 tablet was listed as Bluetooth certified yesterday, which all things considered ought to indicate that the tablet will hit the market during the first part of the summer. In the Bluetooth filing, Samsung avoided using the design name for it, and instead went with the model number Samsung SM-T230NZ for it instead. Mysteriously enough it was certified on the same day as the Samsung Galaxy … more…
Samsung SM-T583 first showed up on May 5th after it had been certified by the Wi-Fi Alliance, and at first it seemed like it was another Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1, but that changed today after it was published as Bluetooth certified with the same model number Samsung SM-T583, but accompanied with the model name Samsung Galaxy Tab Advanced2. Which may imply that this tablet differs from the SM-T58x model … more…
From the same report that mentioned the possible Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1 (2018) (SM-T590) came also the first Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 10.5 (SM-T835) benchmark scores, since the Samsung Tab S4 was benchmarked on Geekbench last night. While we can’t tell for sure if this benchmark is from Samsung itself since it is possible to fake the model names, there is nothing to suggest that these benchmark scores are … more…
At the start of the year, it was believed that Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1 (2018) was one of the new Samsung tablets destined for launch in 2018. And now it looks like this particular Samsung tablet may have been certified in Russia with the model number SM-T590, which would fit the model number heritage of its predecessor, the Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1 2016 (SM-T580), a tablet that has … more…
Samsung’s next flagship tablet with Android 8.0 was listed as Bluetooth certified today, as the Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 was declared certified with Bluetooth 5.0, and it even got the Samsung SM-T835 model number confirmed as belonging to the official name Samsung Galaxy Tab S4. The latest treat today comes after the Samsung Tab S4 was Wi-Fi certified on May 2 with complete Wi-Fi cover and Android 8.0. The first … more…
The Android 8.0 update started rolling out to the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 today. The Android 8.0 Oreo update is rolling out to both the Wi-Fi and the 4G LTE versions, but when you will receive it depends on where you live. The news comes via Sammobile who reported on the update just hours ago, so naturally it will take some time before everyone who owns a Tab S3 9.7 … more…
Two hopefully separate events took place yesterday, which were a bit strange. First of all the public files of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 Wi-Fi certification was removed. But later on the Android 8.0 certification for the Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1 (SM-T583 version) appeared online instead. The model numbers Samsung SM-T835 and Samsung SM-T583 contain the same digits, only in different order, so naturally one could assume that there … more…