T-Mobile is currently rolling out Android 4.4.4 to its version of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 Edition. While it’s not Google’s latest flavor of its mobile operating system, the last version of KitKat does patch a few potential security holes, which makes it a must have for anyone rocking this device.
Samsung’s JK Shin today announced the Galaxy Note 3 at IFA today with improved LTE radios, better enterprise capabilities and improved specs. The Note 3 has a 5.7″ 1080p screen (up from 5.5″), 3GB of RAM (up from 2), 13 megapixel camera, 32/64GB storage, 3200mAh battery and a leather-like rear cover. It is also thinner and lighter even with the bigger display.
Samsung also updated the Note 10.1 2014 edition with better speakers, leather cover and display.
September 25th is the launch date and the products will roll out globally in October. Press releases and videos follow:
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Samsung’s latest product video shows off how the Galaxy Note 10.1 is being used in education by visiting the Institute of Play:
The Institute of Play have only begun to effect sweeping changes to the way education evolves. With the help of Samsung and the Galaxy Note 10.1, we get a glimpse of the incredible impact the Institute’s revolutionary methods are making, and how the potentially bright the future is for students everywhere.
The folks at iFixit are once again ripping apart the latest devices. This time Samsung’s Galaxy Note 10.1, officially launched just last week, gets the teardown treatment. It scored relatively high for repairability compared to the industry’s leading tablet, the iPad. Samsung’s Galaxy Note 10.1 came in at 8 out of 10—that is in comparison to the newest iPad’s 2 out of 10 score.
* Major players on the motherboard include the following:
* Samsung Exynos 4 Quad 1.4 GHz processor with integrated 3D graphics
* Wacom W8008 (we assume this is used for S Pen input)
* Atmel mXT1664S touchscreen controller
* Samsung KLMAG2GE4A NAND flash memory
* Wolfson Audio WM1811AE audio codec
* F0514A 430 1201KP411
iFixit shared a few of the highlights:
