Samsung’s Tab series is perhaps one of the very few premium tablets powered by Android. The company has now announced Galaxy Tab S6 which succeeds Tab S4. The Galaxy Tab S6 is designed as a 2-in-1 and is offered as a portable and thin tablet with powerful hardware. The device is 5.7mm thin and the light design adds a dash of premiumness.
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Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 with 10.1-Inch AMOLED Display, Snapdragon 855 Launched at $650

Google is Demanding Two Years of Security Updates for Popular Android Devices

While Android fragmentation is still a thing, even for security updates, Google is trying to calm things down and create a level playing field for manufacturers.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 Now Official with S Pen on Board

Samsung’s big day at the MWC is here, and with it, the announcement of the Galaxy Tab S3. The tablet is a bit of a shift from the conventional Galaxy Tab S devices, in that it comes with an S Pen stylus on board. Previously, this was only limited to the larger Galaxy Note tablets as well as the phablets.
Dell Discontinues Venue Line of Android Tablets; Won’t Provide Further Software Updates

Dell has confirmed to PCWorld that it will discontinue its Venue line of Android tablets. It will also stop releasing software updates for all of its current Venue tablets — a move that is bound to leave a bad taste in the mouth of many Dell Venue tablet owners.
Nvidia’s Upcoming Shield Tablet Passes through the FCC

Nvidia’s SHIELD tablets are great budget gaming tablets, which pack in plenty of horsepower. While they have not exactly sold in millions, they have sold enough for the company to continue releasing a new model every year. This is despite the company having to issue a recall of the tablet in early 2015 due to faulty battery that posed a potential fire hazard.
Android’s latest distribution numbers show KitKat is still dominating

Every month, Google typically releases its Android distribution numbers to show where the platform and its various versions stand.