Mainly note 8.0
March maybe?
Maybe, at MWC in Barcelona, Samsung will introduce an updated Note 8. With their history, it's suprising that they haven't done it, as yet. Hopefully, even though they say that they're going to release less devices, they still release more Note tablets. On an 8" Note, FHD would look great. We'll see...
Mainly note 8.0
March maybe?
I hope Samsung delivers a dual-OS, Windows x86-64 and Android, Note to add versatility and value.
I hope Samsung delivers a dual-OS, Windows x86-64 and Android, Note to add versatility and value.
I'm probably going to go for Samsung as my next tablet. Although I love my iPad mini I still prefer android over everything.
Sadly I won't be buying a Samsung tablet ever again due to a seeming lack of software support from Samsung. Madness 2014 devices still lingering on outdated launchers and still on 4.4.2
I like the Note Pro 12.2 but it feels to me like Samsung don't.
I will be going back to IPad next time, at least I will know for certain I'll get software updates for a few years - rather than have a device sat in a software cryogenic sleep.
Ipad is better for updates no doubt but really updated software doesn't mean much to me..it's what it does matters more to me
I hope Samsung delivers a dual-OS, Windows x86-64 and Android, Note to add versatility and value.
I don't mean to get too off topic here, but I am looking for a recommendation. I have a Samsung Galaxy tab S 8.4 with the Samsung case for it only been used for a couple months (I have the boxes and packaging for everything and it's mint), but I have all apple products outside of it. I am trying to trade for an iPad mini retina 2 or preferably 3. what iPad mini do you guys think is a reasonable swap in my situation?
The mini 2 or 3. They are virtually the same save for touch ID. If your device is relatively new then I'd go for an ipad with a similar life span.
Both, because 3g versions of Samsung tablets tend to be phones.Wait are we talking about a smartphone or tablet here?
Very true. Especially with touch wiz being skinned lollipop means little to me as the version we get wont resemble lollipop much anyway. I'm happy with my tab pro as it is now and I'd rather Google not interfere too much. Do you remember the videos from CES last year? The magazine UX looked really cool with a lot of features. Then Google and Samsung had that chat where Google laid down some ground rules and what we got was a really diluted and tame version of magazine UX. I've never had a problem with touch wiz and I don't want it to be more like stock android.