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 splash out on the expensive Galaxy Tab S4, but still want a strong tablet ...

You can buy the tablet outright for $479.99, on a two-year contract for $379.99, or with 24 monthly payments of $19.99. Verizon’s data plan for tablets includes 1GB of data for $10 a month. The Galaxy ...

Samsung's latest flagships are so powerful you could almost use them as a portable PC. Actually, you already can if you don't mind running Android in Samsung's special DeX mode. But if you really ...

Tablets are not as essential as a smartphone or computer, but they are useful for media consumption and travel. Apple dominates the tablet market with nearly 30 percent of the market share compared to ...

For starters, the Tab S5e has the thinnest and lightest metal unibody of any Galaxy Tab, measuring 5.5mm thin and weighing just 400 grams — even compared to the 11-inch iPad Pro at 5.9mm thick and 468 ...

Managing Editor Josh Goldman is a laptop expert and has been writing about and reviewing them since built-in Wi-Fi was an optional feature. He also covers almost anything connected to a PC, including ...

If you’re shopping for a new Android tablet, Samsung’s latest Galaxy Tab S6 demands consideration, along with other options in the range. You may assume that the newer Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e is better ...

South Korean tech giant Samsung has launched Galaxy Tab S5e and Galaxy Tab A 10.1 in India. Read Less South Korean tech giant Samsung has launched Galaxy Tab S5e and Galaxy Tab A 10.1 in India. Both ...

Samsung’s tablets have a lot going for them as enlarged Android devices, but the models really worth considering are quite expensive. Samsung announced the new Galaxy Tab S5e today, a mid-range tablet ...

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Aatif has been captivated by the green robot since the Galaxy S. He enjoys not crashing flying his drone, night photography, and advocating for the Shield TV. He hasn't lost hope and still thinks a ...