Samsung has announced the Galaxy Tab S7 FE 5G and the Galaxy Tab A7 today. Both tablets were officially announced in Europe today and will go on sale across the continent starting next month.

Galaxy Tab S7 FE 5G

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 FE 5G is a toned-down version of the Galaxy Tab S7+. We already covered the specs and features when it went live on the Samsung Germany website a few days ago. Notwithstanding, the infographic below contains the key specs of the device.

The Galaxy Tab S7 FE 5G will sell for these prices in the following countries (Russia gets a 4G version of the tablet):

Galaxy Tab A7 Lite

The Galaxy Tab A7 Lite is a much more affordable tablet than the Galaxy Tab S7 FE 5G. That reduction in price also means there are tradeoffs in features and specs. It will be available in Wi-Fi and LTE versions.

Samsung has put an 8.7-inch LCD display with a 1340 x 800 resolution and a 2MP f/2.2 camera on the front side of the tablet while the rear which is actually made of metal is home to an 8MP f/2.0 camera. Powering the tablet is an Helio P22T processor paired with 3GB/4GB of RAM and 32GB/64GB of expandable storage. Owners will be able to add up to an additional 1TB of storage.

There is an audio jack, stereo speakers with Dolby Atmos, Bluetooth 5.0, and Wi-Fi. It packs a 5100mAh battery capacity and has support for 15W Adaptive Fast Charging. Unfortunately, Samsung doesn’t ship the tablet with a 15W charger.

Samsung ships both tablets with Android 11. It has also revealed that those who purchase either tablet will get free and unlimited access to Samsung TV Plus as well as a free trial of YouTube Premium. Both tablets support work seamlessly with other Samsung Galaxy devices such as earbuds and phones. Users will be able to easily switch their Galaxy Buds from one device to another; receive calls, send and receive messages on their Galaxy Tab even if their phone is not nearby.

The Galaxy Tab A7 Lite comes in Gray and Silver and will be available in the following countries at the prices below:

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With the world combating the Coronavirus pandemic, various sectors like work and education has had to shift to the digital realms. To aid this transition at certain regions that are more at risk, Samsung Electronics have stepped up to offer 1,000 Galaxy Tabs to help in the Refugee Youth Education program in Kenya.

As per a recent Newsroom official announcement, the South Korean tech giant is seeking to aid refuge youths by helping in providing necessary tools to study. Thus, the company has sent out 1,000 Galaxy Tabs to UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, that will deliver the devices to 15 different locations, which includes schools and community centers in Dadaab and Kakuma refugee camps in Kenya.

For those unaware, the refugee camps in Kakuma and Dadaab are two of the oldest ones in the world and are occupied by around 380,000 refugees. Out of this large population, around 40 percent or about 160,000 of these individuals living in these camps are school aged children. Despite these camps have schools to aid in education, the schools were closed for nine months due to lockdown caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, even after opening back in January of this year, the schools are still struggling to supply necessary necessities for learning, like stationary, textbooks, and other items.

This is where Samsung comes in, donating Galaxy Tabs that will allow refugee students to utilize the devices to participate in the school classes and even une into extensive digital learning materials as well. James Lynch, Representative of UNHCR Korea stated that “The contribution from Samsung is a good practice of how a global company can help the most vulnerable people access to education with its technology. UNHCR Korea looks forward to developing partnership with Samsung Electronics now onwards.”

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The year 2021 has just begun but Samsung has already launched a bunch of smartphones, including the Galaxy S21 series. Now, it seems like the company is gearing up to release its first tablets of 2021 as one of them has been spotted on Geekbench revealing certain specs.

This upcoming Samsung Galaxy Tab will come with model number SM-T225. According to its Geekbench listing, it will be powered by MediaTek MT8768WT chipset.

For those unaware, this rare SoC is known as MediaTek Helio P22T (aka P22 Tab). This silicon is found inside the Lenovo Tab M10 FHD Plus (2nd Gen). 

Further, the forthcoming Samsung tablet will feature 3GB RAM and thankfully, it will run Android 11, unlike some recently launched budget Galaxy smartphones.

Nothing else is known about this Galaxy Tab, apart from the above-mentioned features and its Geekbench score, which happens to be 810 points and 3439 points for single core and multi-core tests respectively.

That said, the Samsung SM-T225 could be the Galaxy Tab A 8.4” (2021) whose 3D CAD renders were leaked earlier. But we think that the chances are low as last year’s Galaxy Tab A 8.4” (2020) features the model number SM-T307, which is larger. So this one could be a cheaper model instead.

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Samsung has officially announced that it will launch the world’s first 5G tablet, the Galaxy Tab S6 in South Korea tomorrow. The company is marketing the tablet as an entertainment hub with support for the new-age 5G network and features such as AKG audio and Dolby Atmos quad-speakers.

The Galaxy Tab S6 5G will come with similar specs as the LTE version which includes a 10.5-inch Super AMOLED display, and a 5.7mm thick body weighing 420 grams. The 5G tablet will be available in at least one Mountain Gray color along with an S-Pen. What’s interesting is that the official press renders of the Galaxy Tab S6 5G reveal a slightly different bottom design as compared to the LTE version. While the USB-C port is common, the speaker grill design is different on the 5G version. Check out the image down below to see the difference.

The Galaxy Tab S6 5G will be available in just one 128GB ROM variant in mountain gray color at launch. It will be priced at 999,000 won ($848).

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Today many Android devices, be it smartphones or tablets using ARM-based processors than Intel processors. But Samsung as one of the largest manufacturers of Android devices in the world, is reportedly preparing Galaxy Tab 3 10.1 tablet with Intel based processor.

Any news on this one comes from a trusted source. Reuters and the Korea Times is stating that they have a reliable source who revealed it. Even mentioned that Intel-based tablet that will be officially published at Computex 2013.

No information about the Intel processor used. However, this tablet will likely have similar specs to the Galaxy Tab 3 other versions.

Intel processors currently sufficient to obtain a positive response from the smartphone maker. Some manufacturers also have started producing Intel-based smartphones are Lenovo and ZTE.

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British court decided Apple shall declare their statement on its website and have to rearrange their statement about “Samsung is not copying the iPad”.

Apple writes on its website that Samsung did not infringe the patent proven design. But samsung urgue to Apple since Apple make statement because even include writings that confirms “that in other countries, Samsung proven guilty”.

The statement Apple posted does say “the Galaxy Tab 10.1, Tab 8.9 and Tab 7.7 do not infringe Apple’s registered design” but then goes on to quote British court documents, including a passage that says Samsung tablets are “not as cool” as Apple’s devices.

The judge in a British court had asked Apple to modify the word on its Apple website about that word. Apple requested explicitly wrote that Samsung did not infringe Apple’s patents.

Apple’s lawyer, Michel Beloff, stating that Apple would modify that statement. But the judge was surprised that Apple took two weeks to do so.

“I want to make a statement Apple boss why it is becoming difficult for Apple,” said the judge Robin Jacob. The court also gave me about 48 hours for Apple to rewrite the statement.

Last July, Judge Colin Birss of the High Court declared the court a form of the Galaxy Tab is not the same as the iPad that Apple claims Samsung is not proven. In fact, Apple was asked to apologize on his website, and several newspapers, stating the Samsung tablet is not plagiarized.

Apple filed an appeal at that time. But British appeals court ultimately supported the decision and dismissed the appeal of Apple.

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