Galaxy Tab S2
Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e: News, features, and specs
According to Samsung, the aging Galaxy Tab S2 and Tab S3 tablets still sell well, as they fill a void for those not wanting to →
Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 vs Tab S2: What’s the difference?
Samsung has unveiled its next iPad-rival during Mobile World Congress 2017 on 26 February. The new tablet has leaked on numerous occasions over the last couple of →
Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 vs Tab S2: What’s the rumoured difference?
Samsung is reported to be unveiling its next iPad-rival during Mobile World Congress 2017 at the end of February. The new tablet has leaked on →
ASUS ZenPad 3S 10 Hands-On With Z Stylus & First Impressions
It’s been a while since I looked at a 9.7″ retina tablet, everything (well almost) has shifted to the popular 2-in-1 format with tablet and →
Xiaomi Mi Pad 2 review: iPad mini rival running Android or Windows is a bargain
Xiaomi products aren’t easily come by in the UK but the firm is making a name for itself by making top-spec devices at budget prices. →
Pixel C review: Google’s first tablet makes rookie mistakes
All of a sudden, pretty much every computer maker wants a Surface-like convertible of their own. Apple’s got the iPad Pro, of course, but Lenovo,Dell →
Chromebook vs. Tablet: Which Should You Buy?
On the surface, they seem quite different. Tablets are mostly considered content-consumption devices, whereas Chromebooks are often viewed as cheap laptop replacements. But as the app and →
Best large-screen Android tablet: Amazon Fire HD vs Google Nexus 9 vs Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 9.7 vs Sony Xperia Z4 Tablet
Which is the best large-screen Android tablet? We compare the specifications of market-leading Android tablets, including the Amazon Fire HD 10, Google Nexus 9, Samsung →
Samsung Galaxy View leak sets the price for a giant slab
It seems that the rumors about two years ago were true, that device makers likeSamsung and Apple would be carving out a new market for →
Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 8 review: Samsung’s iPad mini 4 rival really is gorgeous, both inside & out
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 models are the successors to last year’s original Galaxy Tab S range, which featured the Galaxy Tab S 8.4 and →
Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 NOOK revealed
This week the folks at Barnes & Noble have revealed their own version of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S2. This version of the device works →
Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 vs iPad Air 2 comparison preview: Flagship iOS and Android tablets are almost identical
Samsung has updated is best ever tablets and they’re more like Apple’s iPads than previously. Find out the difference in our Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 →
Samsung Galaxy Tab S vs Galaxy Tab S2 comparison: Samsung’s latest tablet is even better than its predecessor
Samsung unveiled its new Galaxy Tab S2 in July, and at its London Samsung Unpacked eventon 13 August the company revealed that the tablet would →
Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 review: Hands-on with Samsung’s latest iPad rival that really is gorgeous
Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S2 isn’t new to the world but it sure is new to the UK, and Thursday’s London-based Samsung Unpacked event represented the →
Samsung Galaxy Tab S2: smaller, thinner, almost the same
After a brief period of leaks and rumors, Samsung has finally made official the Galaxy Tab S2. The second in its rather new Galaxy Tab →
Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S2 is slimmer, smaller and squarer
Samsung has revealed its new 8-inch and 9.7-inch Galaxy Tab S2 models, and they’re considerably different from last year. As revealed by a leak yesterday, →
Samsung’s next Galaxy Tab S should be a whole lot wider
Don’t look now, but Samsung’s widescreen Android tablets might be going the way of the Dodo. Tabletmonkeys claims to have leaked images of the Galaxy →
Galaxy Tab S2 seen at TENAA, FCC, could win thinnest title
When it comes to Samsung’s products, much of the mobile world’s attention may have been lavished on its flagship, mostly because that’s both the most →
The Galaxy Tab S2 is coming… and this is what it might look like
If you’ve been eagerly awaiting news of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 then a couple of today’s tidbits will be of interest to you. First we have an →