Samsung is expanding its partnership with Assurant to offer certified Galaxy repairs at more CPR locations in the U.S., ...

If your needs don't extend beyond watching some Netflix, checking social media or using the internet, you'd be wasting your money buying a high-end tablet like a Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 or ... News, ...

It also comes with Galaxy AI out of the box. Pros Seven years of software updates Powerful processor Slimmer and lighter ...

This is a well-rounded tablet that should cover most people's needs. The Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE+ is a solid midrange tablet that does so well. It has a good-looking display, a built-in S Pen ...

Both tablets are available worldwide from Samsung and major retailers, with the Tab S10+ starting at $1,000 for 256GB, and the Tab S9 FE+ costing $600 with frequent discounts to $500, for 128GB.

This cousin of the S9 has a larger screen ... water resistance, iris scanner, Samsung Pay, support for Samsung's DeX desktop dock, fast wireless charging, memory cards, and 3.5mm headphones.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 is the smallest member of the Tab S9 family, but arguably the best one to get thanks to its lower starting price and balanced feature set. At 11 inches, it's still much ...

Other key features a top-end processor, quad-HD+ display, water resistance, iris scanner, Samsung Pay, support for Samsung's DeX desktop dock, fast wireless charging, memory cards, and 3.5mm ...

It’s perfectly fine but doesn’t feel new or that different. I owned the Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra, and while Samsung shaved 1mm off the thickness and made it slightly lighter, the Galaxy Tab S10 ...

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In general, I recommend the Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 as the best Samsung tablet for most folks because it's a flagship Galaxy tablet that delivers great performance, good battery life and a lovely ...

Samsung will be changing its established design language with the launch of the Galaxy A36 (and presumably the A56). We can see the new look in these 3D renders courtesy of Giznext and OnLeaks.