Yesterday we saw that the Android 10 update for the Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1 (SM-T510) had been officially approved. And today yet another Samsung tablet has been approved with the Android 10 update, namely the Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 (2019). The Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 (2019) (SM-T290 / SM-T295) is an 8-inch Android HD tablet that was launched in July last year with Android 9.0 and a … more…
Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 (2019) was finally announced by Samsung today on July 1, and it has given us something of an anticlimax today, since we had already covered everything there was to know about this tablet in the leaks before today’s unveiling, except the camera resolution: https://www.amazon.com/Samsung-Galaxy-Android-Tablet-Black/dp/B07VDB92RK/ These are 2MP front and 8MP rear cameras by the way. As we had murmured and speculated during our leaks, Samsung … more…
The Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 4G LTE (SM-T387) has been on the list of Samsung tablet eligible for the Android 9.0 Pie update in 2019, and as a confirmation of that, it has passed the Android 9.0 approval from the Wi-Fi certification body, which makes the update official. So to anyone in doubt that the Android 9.0 update would in fact materialize for this tablet, the OS update is … more…
So, after all the leaks of the Samsung SM-T290/295/297 tablet in the first half of the year, this tablet is now ready to launch in July, which starts next week already, so the tablet could be available as soon as next Monday. And while Samsung have yet to announce this tablet, Samsung itself now officially calls it the Samsung Galaxy Tab A (8.0, 2019) / Samsung Galaxy Tab A (2019, … more…
Samsung is now releasing their 2018-2019 model Samsung Galaxy Tab A (8.0) 4G (SM-T387) from Best Buy, or Verizon, and Amazon where it’s launched for $249: https://www.amazon.com/Samsung-Galaxy-Tab-SM-T387 The new Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 4G LTE (SM-T387) is an updated version of the Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 that was launched this time last year, but we have already covered this new 2018-2019 model for a while as this SM-T387 … more…
We mentioned on Monday that the updated Samsung SM-T387 would not only be updated to Android 8.1, but also that Samsung have Bluetooth certified this 8-inch tablet with a new additional name for some markets. And as we saw, that name is Samsung Galaxy Tab A Lite. The updated Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 / Galaxy Tab A Lite 8.0 (SM-T387) was benchmark tested on Geekbench 4 this week too, … more…
The 8-inch Android 8.1 tablet Samsung SM-T387 is now identified as Samsung Galaxy Tab A Lite, so this will be the name in some markets it looks like, judging by the latest names associated with this tablet during its Bluetooth certification last week. But probably not in all markets, as Samsung occasionally use up to 3 different names for the same tablet computer, depending on which market it is sold … more…
What’s that Samsung tablet with microSD card support all the way up to 400GB again? Yes, it’s the Galaxy Tab A 8.0, Samsung’s newest 8-inch Android tablet, launched last year with Android 7.1. But now the Android 8.1 update has been finished for this neat tablet. The Android 8.1 update for Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 passed the Wi-Fi certification today, meaning that’s it has passed the necessary test to … more…
Android 6.0 Marshmallow updates have for the last few days of May started rolling out to Samsung Galaxy Tab A 9.7 and Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 in France, The Netherlands, and Russia. The Samsung Galaxy Tab A Android 6.0 Marshmallow updates have been under testing and approval on the tablets for several months, and was officially certified on new devices in April. This brings the number of Android 6.0 … more…
The Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 with integrated S Pen digitizer in the back of the tablet was launched in Taiwan today alongside the similar but larger Samsung Galaxy Tab A 9.7 S Pen version. And like with the larger 9.7-inch model, the 8-inch model too only have a few differences from the regular non-digitizer model Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 (SM-T350) that release on May 1. This Asian model … more…
Samsung didn’t just announce the Samsung Galaxy Tab A 9.7 in the US today, but the new Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 too, a little smaller and cheaper Android 5.0 Lollipop tablet. The release date is May 1st for the Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 too, and it’s available for pre-order with the launch price starting at $229: http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-Galaxy-SM-T350NZAAXAR-8-Inch-Titanium/ (UPDATED: Samsung has since confirmed that Samsung Galaxy Tab A will … more…
The new 4:3 screen ratio Samsung Galaxy Tab A tablets were unveiled last month, starting in Russia, followed by the rest of Europe just a few days after. (UPDATED: Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 now available for pre-order on Amazon) But this week the 4G LTE version of the 8-inch Tab A Android 5.0 tablet was documented having cleared FCC tests as well, and this was for three versions of … more…
After many months of leaks, the first two Samsung Galaxy Tab A tablets at 9.7 and 8.0 inches have been officially unveiled is Moscow, Russia. (UPDATE: Samsung Galaxy Tab A will be released on May 1 in the US.) The specs had been leaked for the Samsung Galaxy Tab A 9.7, and Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 since February already, but it’s nice to see the tablets in pictures too. … more…
(UPDATED: Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 Released) Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0, the tablet that otherwise would have been the Samsung Galaxy Tab 5 8.0 if Samsung had continued using the model name another year, appears to have been Bluetooth certified with the model name SM-T355. The same thing happened to the larger 9.7-inch version a couple of days earlier, which makes me wonder if maybe we’ll see Samsung unveil … more…
Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 is an upcoming Android tablet from Samsung that have not been announced yet, but thanks to Sammobile we have the specs already anyway. (UPDATED: Samsung Galaxy Tab A was officially unveiled on March 17, 2015) The Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 is powered by a 1.2 GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 410, has a 8-inch screen with 1024 x 768 resolution because of the new 4:3 … more…