Samsung's 8.4-inch Galaxy Tab A for T-Mobile is now available for purchase for $284.99. On the carrier's website, you can buy the tablet for $11/month or $264 at the end of the contract period.
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Today, Samsung introduced a new 8.4-inch Galaxy Tab A. The mini-tablet includes cellular connectivity for less than $300, and it's also promising a compact metal design, dual speakers, and more.
Samsung's Early Black Friday Deals $200 off the Galaxy S10 and Note 10 plus Free Samsung Galaxy Buds. Also, the Galaxy Tab A is only $160, and the Galaxy Watch Active2 is $50 off & more!
The Galaxy Tab S4 isn't the only tablet Samsung announced today, the Korean company also has a new offering for the mid-range segment of the market in the form of the Galaxy Tab A 10.5".
While a number of former flagship smartphones from Samsung have received updates to Android 8.0 Oreo during the course of this year, the company is now giving some update love to other handset series.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab A with S Pen has officially hit the Korean markets. With increases in RAM and storage, and S Pen support, this device simply provides incremental hardware upgrades.
After releasing Marshmallow for the 9.7-inch Galaxy Tab A a few weeks ago, Samsung has now started its rollout of Android 6.0.1 to that tablet's smaller sibling, the Galaxy Tab A 8.0.
Android 7.0 is fast approaching, but Android 6.0 continues to slowly trickle out to more devices. One of the latest Samsung devices to get the Marshmallow update is its 9.7-inch Galaxy Tab A.
Android 6.0 Marshmallow is now just weeks ahead from its official launch, and ahead of its release, Samsung has confirmed a list of devices which it currently plans to upgrade to the new OS version.
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