Samsung Galaxy tablets rumored to go big like iPad Pro
Samsung's next flagship tablets, potentially dubbed the Galaxy Tab S7 or the Galaxy S20, started development about three weeks ago under the model numbers SM-T97x and SM-T87x, according to a report Tuesday from SamMobile.
The upcoming tablet is rumored to offer larger screen sizes, with 12.4- and 11-inch options, and both Wi-Fi and LTE versions. Its previous tablet, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6, made CNET's list of best Android tablets.
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Amazon’s $90 tablet for quarantined families
Amazon’s $90 tablet for quarantined families
Amazon announced on Wednesday that the company is rolling out new 8-inch Fire tablet models with a starting price of $89.99. The Fire HD 8 tablets include the new HD 8 and the HD 8 Plus. The HD 8 is priced at $89.99. Unlike Apple’s expensive range of iPad Tablets starting at $329 and up, Amazon’s strategy is to try to gain a wide customer base for less-expensive Fire tablets
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The iPhone SE can’t expand lock screen notifications with Haptic Touch
It’s emerged that the new iPhone SE, which started shipping last Friday, has a curious feature missing: unlike every other modern iPhone, you’re unable to bring up rich content on the lock screen or notification shade with a “Haptic Touch” long press.
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OnePlus users with a 4G or 5G model running Android 10 need to install this update now!
The early reviews are positive with OnePlus users posting on Reddit that the new Recents menu is easier to use and that the new UI looks much better. Nonetheless, if your OnePlus handset is running Android 10, you just might want to update the launcher now.
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New Google Assistant feature allows it to read entire web pages out loud
Google has revealed a new feature that will let users listen to their Google Assistant read out an entire webpage. Users will be able to control the reading speed of the assistant as well as the language that it reads in. The feature will work on pretty much every modern Android phone.
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