Previously outed by Samsung no less, the Galaxy Tab 4 range is today official. Coming as with its predecessors in 7-, 8- and 10.1-inch form factors, the Galaxy Tab 4 is the latest lineup of mid-range tablets from Samsung.
Spec wise each has a 1280x800 resolution display, a 1.2 GHz quad-core CPU, Android 4.4 Kitkat, 1.5GB of RAM and 16GB of on-board storage with an option for an 8GB version of the 7-inch. Cameras on each are 3MP and 1.3MP and there will be options for Wifi-only and LTE capable tablets.
The Galaxy Tab 4 range will also come with the usual array of Samsung's own apps and services, including Group Play, Samsung Link and WatchON, multi window and more. All will be available in black or white beginning in Q2 2014. There isn't any indication of price at this time.
For more, drop by the source link below.
Source: Samsung
I take all my review photos with my phones, except the uber-soft Galaxy S21
I love just about everything about the Galaxy S21 from the screen to the battery to the Bluetooth, but there's one tiny little detail that's kept me running back to the Pixel 4a: taking photos for work. I've taken all of my article photos with phones for years now, and the S21 is the first phone in a long time where it simply doesn't cut it.
Google Whitechapel GS101 custom chipset: Everything you need to know
Google is set to roll out its first custom chipset for the upcoming Pixel 6. Here's what you need to know about the GS101, and why you should be excited for the Pixel 6.
EPOS H3 headset review: Not quite next-gen
The EPOS H3 is a fine headset, but it doesn't live up to the "next-gen" marketing. If you're in the market it could suit you well, but you don't need to go out of your way to buy it.
Keep your Samsung Galaxy Tab A protected with these cases
There are a lot of cases for the Galaxy Tab A that aim to keep your device protected while looking good at the same time. We have found the best options that money can buy while keeping the Tab A safe from life.