Samsung Galaxy Tab E 8.0 lands on AT&T, Tab 4 Advanced coming soon internationally

In the grand scheme of the tech industry, conventional Android-running tablets have stopped being relevant a while ago. But Samsung isn’t ready to throw in the towel just yet, as it continues to diversify its jumbo-sized gadget portfolio instead of streamlining or rescinding it altogether.Unfortunately, the Galaxy View merely made headlines with its weirdness of late, while the Tab E, ...

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AT&T tries to move Samsung Galaxy phones with free Gear S2 deal

Samsung’s next big smartphones are nearly here, as we look forward to seeing the Galaxy S7 family make its debut in just a few more weeks. When those phones finally arrive, we’re sure to see all sorts of new efforts by retailers and carriers alike to move existing Galaxy-series stock, whether in the form of discounts or special bundle offers. Today we’re checking out an early instance of one of the latter, as AT&T encourages shoppers to pick up a new Galaxy ...

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Upgraded Galaxy Tab 4 8.0 pops up in benchmark, 64-bit included

When Android 5.0 Lollipop landed last year, one of the most important features was full support for 64-bit CPUs. Now that the software supports it, it’s only a matter of time before devices start being made to make full use of the software – it’s only natural – and just as Senior Editor Joe Levi predicted, 64-bit is already starting to become one of the trends in 2015. That’s why it isn’t surprising at all to have come across today ...

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LG G3, Galaxy Tab 4, Xperia T2 Ultra get alleged T-Mobile release dates

One of the hottest phones you can’t buy very easily right now (in the US, at least) is the LG G3. Though we’ve heard of an alleged July 17 launch date on Verizon, details surrounding a launch on other carriers’ networks have been scarce. A new report states that the LG G3

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Samsung shares Galaxy Tab 4 US release pricing, dates

Back at the start of the month, Samsung announced its latest series of Android tablets: not the TabPROs we got back in winter, nor the rumored OLED tablets that may still be in development, but the plane-Jane regular Tab 4 models. Leaks didn’t make them out to be particularly well-equipped models, but at least the official specs Samsung ultimately delivered were slightly better than rumors would have us believe. What we didn’t get at the time, though, was info ...

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Samsung Galaxy Tab4 lineup goes official: 7.0, 8.0, and 10.1 inches

For the past couple months, following Samsung’s introduction of its new TabPRO and NotePRO tablets at CES 2014, we’ve been hearing about another family of models that would soon join them, presumably as Tab 4 non-pro devices. There have been plenty of leaks to help us along the way, including an early rundown on specs for a 7.0, 8.0, and 10.1-inch Tab 4, and later leaks of a few press ...

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Samsung essentially confirms unannounced Galaxy Tab4 models

For the most part, when it came to the MWC last week, Samsung delivered just what we expected it to: the Galaxy S5 and its second-gen Gear smartwatches. Sure, there wasn’t much in the way of Tizen phone progress, and we’re still waiting on a 64-bit Exynos, but those were rolls of the dice anyway. Really, the most surprising thing that failed to appear was news of any more tablets, following a leak earlier in the month that detailed three new Galaxy Tab models, to ...

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Samsung model numbers point to Galaxy S 4 Value Edition, Galaxy Tab 4?

The idea that Samsung could deliver the Galaxy S 5 in multiple hardware configurations with differences more profound than simply SoC choice and radio support is one with a fair amount of support behind it – it may not be a certainty, but no one would be surprised should something like that end up being confirmed. But while trying to suss-out the meaning behind all those GS5 model numbers may be a full-time job in and of itself, the phone is far from the only hardware in Samsung’s pipeline, and today we hear a little ...

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