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Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE picks up Bluetooth SIG certification
Apart from the Galaxy Foldable and some mid-range devices, Samsung is preparing to bring a Fan Edition model of its Galaxy Tab S10 series. Ahead of the launch, the Galaxy Tab S10 FE tablet has appeared on Bluetooth BIS certification, which hints that it is in the pipeline. Still, the Korean tech giant has not confirmed when or if it plans to launch the device.
As per the Bluetooth SIG listing, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE carries the model numbers SM-X520, SM-X528U, SM-X526B, SM-X526C, SM-X526E, and SM-X526N. Notably, some of the Galaxy Tab S10 FE with model number SM-X520 variant could be Wi-Fi-only models, while the rest are 5G-enabled variants.
Well, this is all the information revealed about the Galaxy Tab S10 FE from the Bluetooth SIG certification.
The Korean tech giant launched the Galaxy Tab S9 FE in October 2023, which means its successor is likely to be delayed based on the usual release timeline. Although the Galaxy Tab S10 FE has not been officially announced yet, it has already appeared on Samsung’s website and in several certifications, indicating that it is in line to launch.
Along with the Galaxy Tab S10 FE, the Galaxy Tab S10 FE+ tablet is also in the works and both these devices could feature the brand’s own Exynos 1580 processor. Both these tablets could be launched in the early third quarter of this year. More details about the device are expected to be revealed soon. Stay tuned
Galaxy Tab S10 series
In September 2024, unlike the previous series, the Galaxy Tab S10 series was introduced with only two models – Galaxy Tab S10+ and Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra, skipping the standard version. Both are currently available in the consumer market.
The Galaxy Tab S10 series is Samsung’s first tablet built with AI enhancements right out of the box and is the latest addition to the Galaxy AI family. Both phones feature 14.6-inch and 12.4-inch 120Hz Dynamic AMOLED 2X displays — the ideal canvas for the intuitive S Pen that comes with both models.
After the Galaxy S24 series, Samsung has today resumed the rollout of One UI 7 based on the Android 15 update for the Galaxy Z Flip 6, Galaxy Z Fold 6, and Galaxy Z Fold 6 SE. It is worth noting that the Korean tech giant had halted the rollout a few days ago due to a serious bug discovered in the initial update, so it is now rolling out a new firmware that will fix this issue.
Samsung has started rolling out the new One UI 7 update for the Galaxy Z Flip 6, Z Fold 6, and Fold 6 SE. Initially available in South Korea, the new One UI 7 build will go live in more markets soon. This build is a more refined build than the initial build and includes fixes for system improvements.
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6, Z Fold 6, and Fold 6 SE users can recognize it by the build number ending with BYD9.
Your Galaxy foldable device might have also received the new build. But you can check for the update manually in Settings > Software update. Click on Download and install so that your phone can receive the new OTA.
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 has now appeared on Geekbench, revealing that the company is carrying out pre-launch tests and preparations for its new device. The latest listing also solves the chipset mystery that has been in rumours for a long time.
According to the Geekbench 6.4 listing, the Galaxy Z Fold 7 US variant with model number SM-F966U achieved 3022 points on single-core and 9307 points on multi-core tests.
The US variant of the Galaxy Z Fold 7 has appeared on Geekbench with a Snapdragon 8 Elite chip. Also, the phone is expected to run on Android 16-based One UI 8 operating system
Being a flagship folding handset, all these things sound quite good. Nevertheless, the actual performance will only be known once the device is officially launched in the consumer market. Inputs reveal that the chipset is clocked at 3.53 GHz base frequency.
Apart from this, the Korean tech giant can launch the Galaxy Z Flip 7 and Z Fold 7 around July this year. Also, an affordable flip model can also be introduced along with both the devices.
Samsung halted the One UI 7 rollout for the Galaxy S24 series a few days ago, as a serious bug was found in the initial firmware. Samsung has resumed the rollout of the One UI 7-based Android 15 update for the Galaxy S24 series today, which should fix the issue.
The new One UI 7 update for Samsung Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24 Plus, and Galaxy S24 Ultra smartphones can be verified through One UI build version with S921NKSU4BYD9, S926NKSU4BYD9, and S928NKSU4BYD9.
The latest beta update fixes issues that users encountered in the initial One UI 7 update to provide a better experience. According to the changelog, the update brings functional improvements or new functions.
As always, this update includes the latest versions of many stock apps. This ensures improved functionality and a smoother experience on your Galaxy S24 smartphone.
Changelog:
Stabilization code applied
- A stabilization code related to terminal operation has been applied.
Generally, software upgrades may include the following, but the contents may vary depending on the customer environment, such as model, region, and telecommunications carrier.
- Improved terminal stability and bug fixes
- Functional improvements or the addition of new functions
- Improved terminal performance
If you received the One UI 7 update notificationon your Galaxy S24 series in Korea, install the latest update via Settings >> Software update >> Download and install.
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