An unreleased Galaxy Note 10.1 tablet for 2015 has been listed as a compatible device for one of Samsung’s own Android apps on the South Korean company’s website. With last year’s model now over 12 months old, it’s thought the device could make an official appearance soon. The mention appears within the description for Samsung’s Watch ON app, which lets Galaxy smartphone and tablet...
Verizon finally got its hands on Samsung’s Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) today, and is now offering an LTE-enabled version of the device through its online store. The Android tablet starts at $599 with a 2-year contract or $699 without a contract. Depending on your usage, you’ll probably save more money going with the latter. The addition of LTE service means a slightly higher price...
We recently brought you a few holiday gift guides, including one dedicated to headphones, another for smartphones, and one for in-home gadgets. Now we're back, but this time with a holiday gift guide designed to provide information on some of our favorite tablets that are currently available.
In case you needed any more motivation to pick up Samsung’s impressive Galaxy Note 10.1—2014 edition, Amazon has sweetened the deal, offering a $50 gift card when you order a 16GB white model online. The deal doesn’t apply to any other versions of the new Android tablet though, and there’s no word on when this promotion may expire beyond a warning that it’s available “while supplies...
Samsung’s Galaxy Note 10.1 has landed on Amazon, though for now the budget-friendly online retailer is offering the new tablet for just 99 cents off its retail price along with free shipping and a free $50 gift card while supplies last. You can order the 16GB white version of the Android slate today for $549, the 32Gb model in white for $599, or 32GB in black for $599.99. Samsung’s...
Amid all the excitement on Wednesday as Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Note 3 and Galaxy Gear smartwatch it was easy to forget about a third new product, the refreshed Galaxy Note 10.1 tablet. That may not have been an oversight, but a calculated decision by the South Korean company to downplay the full-sized Android slate. According to a new report from DigiTimes, Samsung only expects to...