Good news for all Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 tablet owners, as the Android 9.0 update was officially certified by the Wi-Fi Alliance today, where Samsung got new certifications for their recalibrated versions of Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 Wi-Fi and 4G LTE models with model numbers ranging from SM-T830, through SM-T835, to SM-T837 (including all models with the letters A/X/R4/T/P/V/N/C added to the end of the model number). The last time … more…
After 8 months of leaks, Samsung’s new flagship tablet with Android 8.0 was announced today as the Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 10.5. Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 is released with Android 8.0, but as we have seen in pre-launch certifications, Tab S4 have been tested with the latest Android 8.1 to be specific: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07FM85Q59/ New features includes DeX which lets users pretty much use the Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 as a … more…
The first press image of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 appears to have leaked, courtesy of Android Headlines who got hold of the first images it seems. The Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 picture shows Samsung’s upcoming Android 8. tablet fromt the front, top, and back, with a design that is in line with the illustrations from the previous FCC drawings. According to the latest Russian documents I’ve seen, Samsung Galaxy … more…
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 FCC approval was listed yesterday, which was filed in the 2nd week of June. And having cleared the FCC as the final regulatory body, Samsung’s Tab S4 is now ready to be launched this summer. Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 specs have been leaking at regular intervalls since February, so we’ve covered the main specs already, meaning that very little new on the S4 came out … 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…
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…
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…
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 first official certification for the Samsung SM-T835 tablet came in today after it had been certified by the Wi-Fi certification body with 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac Wi-Fi cover and Android 8.0 Oreo today on May 2. Because of the model number, this tablet is believed to be the new 10.5-inch Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 tablet, since SM-T830 for a Wi-Fi model and SM-T835/SM-T837 would be the … more…
While digging around today, I noticed that we may be able to look forward to either a 10.5-inch Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 or the return of some sort of Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro, after the 10.5-inch Samsung SM-T835 had been benchmarked at GFX. If it’s a Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 it should be equipped with a Super AMOLED display, though that may not be the case if it’s a Galaxy … more…