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The New Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 Tablets: Lighter, Cheaper and Coming Soon!

April 2, 2014 By Brandi McCants Leave a Comment

The news (actually rumors and leaks, to be precise) regarding a range of new Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 tablets kept everybody connected to the web in the last week, but now everything is in the clear: we will have a goodies tray containing lighter, cheaper and beautifully crafted new Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 tablets, which might not appeal to the most tech – savvy of you, but will certainly be a hit for those wanting high – quality design at an affordable price. Besides, Samsung tablets of any kind are a reason enough to take a look deeper into the matters!

The tablets range in screen sizes as follows: a 7-inch, 8-inch, or 10.1-inch display and you can pick your favorite finish between white and black. All the tablets have in common some internal tech specifications, such as the 1.2 GHz quad-core chip — and onboard RAM (1.5 GB) processor and the Android’s KitKat open – source OS, the 16 GB of internal storage, the MicroSD card and the 3-megapixel rear-facing camera, complemented by the 1.3-megapixel front-facing camera.

But what is so great about these tablets anyway? Well, besides having high – quality screens and thin bezels. Although they lack some features in performance, thus not being able to compete to hi- tech Apple devices for instance, the new Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 tablets will become available sometime close to the end of this month and are meant to replace the Tab 3 line of tablets. Following this logic, experts assume that the 8 inch version will be the upgraded replacement for the average $300 older model, while the 7-inch model to come into the world starting at an affordable $200 price.

You should stay tuned for more news coming from Samsung, as the date for the release seems to be April 24th, and if the new tablets look and work in reality as good as they do on paper, we might have a hit in the market of affordable devices. May these tablets be cheaper and not quite able to launch rockets to the Moon, but you will still be able to take them anywhere, to use multiple apps and to watch videos without spending too much, either.

Samsung Galaxy Note, Galaxy S2 Android Jelly Bean Update (4.2.2) Soon to Roll Out

March 18, 2013 By Nicholas Anderton 1 Comment

What makes Samsung Galaxy Note even more interesting and better is the Jelly Bean update the gadget is getting. This would introduce some great features in the device that is bound to raise the popularity of the gadget. Samsung Galaxy S2 as well as Samsung Galaxy Note is getting updates for Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean.

There is info on Jelly Bean 4.2 feature listed by Samsung Ukraine. There are claims that the update will follow Samsung Galaxy Note in March and will later head towards the Samsung Galaxy S2. One can browse Verizon for more updates on Jelly Bean.

Although Galaxy Note got updated to Jelly Bean 4.1 earlier this year but many S2 owners are still waiting for the update. And now with the possibility of Android 4.2 rolling out for Samsung Galaxy S2, it has left many surprised.

Samsung has been able to expand the newer OS roll-out in certain regions and stated that the original Note will benefit from the update. Android 4.1.2 update is available for update on GT-N7000 model in Trinidad and Tobago, Netherlands, Hong Kong, Germany and Taiwan. But there are still many who are still waiting for the update and haven’t been so lucky.

Galaxy Note and Samsung Galaxy S2 were launched with the Android 2.3.6 Gingerbread and got Android 4.0.4 Ice Cream Sandwich update soon. Both the devices got updated to Android 4.1.2 and now moving on to the version 4.2.2.

There have been discussions in the past couple of months for the next major update of Android OS, the Android 5.0 Lime Pie. The much-anticipated and forthcoming Android version is likely to be pronounces at the imminent Google IO, that is already on its way on a number of Samsung devices.

However, Samsung is rolling out Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean updates for some of its devices including the Galaxy Note and Galaxy S2. Currently, this seems to be the final update for these gadgets.

Android Jelly Bean upgrade geared up for Samsung Galaxy Tablets

January 21, 2013 By Daniel Giordano Leave a Comment

The much-awaited Android Jelly Bean upgrade for Samsung Galaxy tablets is finally underway,allowing tablet-owners to reap double benefits of better user-experience and improved performance.Samsung has started the update process for the Galaxy Note 10.1 and Galaxy Tab 2,the two best-selling devices of the company.The upgrade to Google’s latest Android 4.1 Jelly Bean can be done over the air,or through Kies update.The Galaxy Note 10.1 will also get the Samsung Premium Suite.

With the upgraded OS,both the tablets will get a more intuitive interface and faster response times across apps.The latest Android OS offers additional features,such as Google Now,a personal assistant feature.The S Note will now have templates that allow users to add effects to digital content using the Idea Sketch or insert videos into the templates.

Samsung says that the Premium Suite brings some remarkable enhancements to the multitasking features and the S Pen Stylus. Multitasking will allow users to run two applications side by side,making better use of the Multi Window view of the Galaxy Note 10.1.

While the Cascade View allows resizing, moving or pinning apps in multiple views,Air View gives a preview of videos,photos and emails without the need to open the relevant apps.There is a new Quick Command feature that lets users create shortcuts with specific S Pen strokes in order to launch apps.

Some of the vital services, such as handwriting and S Note are improved.The S Pen will now allow users to switch on-screen colors at just the touch of a button.The handwriting software will allow users to send notes via email or directly write on the S Planner.

Samsung’s Galaxy range of products have become popular Android devices flaunting innovative features.Recent developments have pushed Samsung up the ladder to compete well with Apple’s mobile devices.