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Phone Arena
3 days ago
- Business
- Phone Arena
Looking forward to Samsung's next big tablets? We have good news... and not-so-good news for you
There's been a lot of recent chatter about Samsung's next-gen high-end smartphones (both the ones set to see daylight this summer and in early 2026), as well as several upcoming Galaxy Watches and even an interesting new pair of Galaxy Buds likely to come out soon, but what about the company's Galaxy Tab S10 + and Tab S10 Ultra sequels? Those undoubtedly advanced Android-based iPad Pro alternatives haven't been in the news much until today, making me pretty confident they're still (many) months away from a commercial debut, but now the Galaxy Tab S11 and Tab S11 Ultra are in the spotlight with some very juicy details revealed by a typically highly reliable source (translated here). First of all, yes, it appears that Samsung will release the Galaxy Tab S11 in two sizes, just like the Tab S10, but unlike the three-model Galaxy Tab S9 family. Secondly, rumor has it that only the 14.6-inch Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra will receive a direct sequel as part of the Tab S11 family, while the 12.4-inch Tab S10 Plus is expected to be left without a follow-up, at least for the time being. The Galaxy Tab S9 (pictured here) will finally get a sequel... of sorts with an unchanged battery size. | Image Credit -- PhoneArena Instead of a Galaxy Tab S11 Plus, Samsung's most devoted fans will likely finally get the chance to buy a sequel... of sorts to 2023's 11-inch Tab S9. The "vanilla" Tab S11 is today tipped to pack a battery with a rated capacity of 8,160mAh. That's all but guaranteed to be advertised as an 8,400mAh battery, which is the exact same number listed in the Galaxy Tab S9 's official spec sheet. For what it's worth, that was upgraded from the 8,000mAh advertised cell capacity of the 11-inch Galaxy Tab S7 from all the way back in 2020. Still, I can perfectly understand if you're left feeling disappointed by this (very credible) rumor, but if instead of the "regular" Tab S11, you're more excited about a gargantuan Tab S11 Ultra, you'll probably be delighted to hear that model is expected to come with a rated battery capacity of 11,374mAh. That should result in an advertised figure of between 11,700 and 12,000mAh, which would represent a pretty significant upgrade over the 11,200mAh cell-packing Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra. Not for certain. But it's quite clear that the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra will last longer between charges compared to its aforementioned predecessor regardless of other specs like screen size, resolution, and processing power. Given that the Galaxy Tab S10 + and Tab S10 Ultra are both powered by MediaTek's Dimensity 9300+ chipset, it feels safe to assume that the Tab S11 duo will use a newer and snappier Dimensity 9400 SoC from the same manufacturer, although there is still hope for a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite as well. Will the Tab S11 Ultra come with an even bigger screen in tow than the Tab S10 Ultra (pictured here)? It's possible. | Image Credit -- PhoneAren It remains to be seen now if the Tab S11 Ultra will sport an even larger than 14.6-inch display to offset that battery size increase or perhaps expand the razor-thin 5.4mm profile of the Tab S10 Ultra a little. More importantly, the launch date of the Galaxy Tab S11 series is yet to be revealed... and pretty hard to guess based on the pattern (or lack thereof) of previous high-end Samsung tablet announcements. The Tab S10 duo was unveiled in September 2024, preceded by a Tab S9 trio in July 2023 and a Tab S8, Tab S8 Plus, and Tab S8 Ultra in February 2022, so I personally wouldn't be surprised if the Tab S11 and Tab S11 Ultra end up going official in early 2026 rather than this summer alongside the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Z Flip 7 or this fall together with a Galaxy S25 FE.
Tom's Guide
21-05-2025
- Tom's Guide
Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 Classic renders leak — here's a first look
Come July, Samsung should have a refreshed set of its Galaxy Watches, which may include the return of the Galaxy Watch Classic that Samsung omitted from last year's lineup. Back in March, model numbers for unreleased Samsung smartwatches were revealed in leaked firmware tests. That leak hinted at either two sizes for the Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 or the return of the Classic. Now we have a bit of confirmation thanks to new renders from regular tipster OnLeaks who shared their images with Sammy Guru. Based on previous rumors, the new Classic model could be available in one 47mm size, similar to the Galaxy Watch Ultra. According to SammyGuru, the refreshed Classic could feature a 435 mAh battery and a rotating bezel. The battery is smaller than the one in the Ultra, which may be due to the moving bezel taking up internal space. The images provided by OnLeaks make the new Classic look like a mix of the square-ish Ultra and the rounder, softer Samsung Galaxy Watch 7, otherwise known as the "squircle" shape. The display on the Watch 8 Classic should be 1.5 inches which would be the same size as the Ultra and the larger 44mm Watch 7. Get instant access to breaking news, the hottest reviews, great deals and helpful tips. Allegedly, the Classic will be roughly 46 x 46.5 x 14.2mm. It's unclear what this means for the Ultra watch as the model numbers hint at Bluetooth and LTE variants of the Classic unless the Classic is a successor to the Ultra model. It's expected that Samsung will announce its new watches alongside the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Galaxy Z Flip 7 during its summer Galaxy Unpacked event. That launch is rumored to be taking place in early July.
Deccan Herald
15-05-2025
- Deccan Herald
Samsung Watches, Buds earphones to get Gemini AI support soon
During 'The Android Show' event, Google announced that the generative Artificial Intelligence (gen AI) Gemini feature, which has been available only on smartphones, will finally come to more product categories including the smart wearables and Google Pixel Watches, Gemini AI will be made available to Samsung's select Galaxy Watches and Buds series earphones with a software update Samsung Galaxy Watches, users can ask Gemini for all their queries just by lifting the wrist. There is no requirement to remember any particular command phrase to get a task done. Users can speak naturally to Gemini AI similar to how two individuals speak to each 16's 'Advanced Protection' features will make stolen phones can also ask Gemini to summarise a new email notification. The user has to ask -- 'Gemini, summarize my last email' for a quick on Galaxy Buds earphones, users can use just their voice or pinch and hold gestures on the stem, to trigger the Gemini AI can smoothly interact with Gemini. For instance, he/she can just say 'Hey Gemini, How's the weather?' or 'Hey Gemini, give me the traffic update', before heading out for work. It will offer real-time information. With such convenience, users never have to reach for the phone for such queries in AI can understand complex questions and be able to deliver apt Gemini AI supports more than 40 international languages including Hindi in AI support for the Galaxy Watches and Buds will be coming with the WearOS 6 OS update in the coming months, probably before the end of July. It should be noted WearOS 5 was rolled out in July 2024. .Google Chrome gets new AI feature to block online fraudsters on Android the latest news on new launches, gadget reviews, apps, cybersecurity, and more on personal technology only on DH Tech
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Business Standard
14-05-2025
- Business Standard
Google Gemini is coming to Samsung Galaxy Watches and Buds: What to expect
Samsung said that Google Gemini availability will not just make the AI assistant natively available on Galaxy Watches but it will also improve the Gemini experience for users if they are wearing Buds New Delhi Samsung has announced the arrival of Google-owned artificial intelligence (AI) assistant, Gemini, to Galaxy wearables in the coming months. Samsung in a press release noted that it is integrating Gemini into Galaxy watches. Additionally, according to the South Korean consumer electronics manufacturer, activating Gemini when paired with the Galaxy Buds 3 series will soon become easier. This integration of Gemini is said to extend AI functionalities across the Galaxy ecosystem which will create a 'cohesive and intelligent user experience.' Gemini on Galaxy watch Samsung said that the Gemini integration into Galaxy Watches will enable users to get hands-free assistance. Moreover, users will be able to use natural voice commands and get the work done. Samsung, while giving an example of this, wrote: 'Simply ask Gemini to 'Remember I'm using locker 43 today' so you can focus on your workout without a second thought. Or when you receive an important email while your hands are tied up carrying groceries, just ask Gemini to 'Summarize my last email' for a quick overview.' Gemini will fulfill these requests across apps, letting users quickly glance at the response and get right back to what they were doing. Galaxy Buds to make Gemini integration better According to Samsung, when used with Galaxy Buds, the Gemini experience will become even more seamless. Users will be able to use their voice or pinch and hold controls to activate Gemini on their Galaxy Buds. Users will be able to interact smoothly with their Galaxy smartphones with the presence of Galaxy Buds. While giving an example for this, Samsung wrote that when someone would be lacing up their running shoes before a jog, they can just ask Gemini: 'What's the weather for my run today?' They won't have to reach for their phone and Gemini will provide them with the answer to their questions.
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Business Standard
09-05-2025
- Business Standard
Soon, Samsung to expand AI-powered 'Now Bar' to Galaxy Watch series: Report
Samsung may be planning to bring its Galaxy AI-powered features to Galaxy Watches. According to a report by Android Authority, the Now Bar—originally introduced on the Galaxy S25 series—is expected to make its way to the company's Wear OS-powered smartwatches as part of the upcoming One UI 8 Watch update. The Now Bar first debuted on the Galaxy S25 line-up earlier this year as a customisable interface element placed at the bottom of the lock screen. It allows users to access and manage key information and activities based on their preferences. The feature also includes an AI-driven 'Now Brief,' which provides real-time suggestions, weather information, health tracking goals, personalised news recommendations, and curated photo highlights from the user's gallery. As per the report, the Now Bar on Galaxy Watches could offer two visual options: a minimalist icon-only display, or a more detailed view showing both the icon and a text preview when the screen is active. It's also expected to support gesture-based interactions—such as a double-pinch gesture to open the Now Bar, with additional functions becoming available when there's no current content displayed. The report outlines several types of information and tools that the Now Bar could present on Galaxy Watch faces, including: Contextual suggestions Maps Media controls Galaxy AI-powered Now Brief Sports on Google for live sports scores Tips on how to use the Now Bar Samsung may also expand the Now Bar's utility with new categories specifically tailored for Galaxy Watches. These could include additional health metrics, exercise updates, and potentially more fitness-focused features. Although Samsung has yet to confirm these additions, Android Authority noted that references to the Now Bar feature have been spotted in the codebase of the SecClockWorkSysUI (version 4.0.57). This suggests the feature is being actively tested and could be included in the next major One UI Watch software release.
