Although the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 can run on the powerful Android 7.0 Nougat, rumours suggest that Samsung may make a last minute change to include the Android 6.0 Marshmallow for a more updated experience.
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Samsung is now apparently planning to release a new kind of smartphone for the South Korean-based manufacturer’s lineup of handsets for 2017. Naturally most of the attention in recent weeks has focused on that new folding form factor device, but now we’re hearing a bit more about the revamp of the Galaxy S7 – next year’s Galaxy S8. However it seems that things are getting worse. It may also have an advanced processor. In some smartphones, doing a factory reset or cache deletion will work.
Meanwhile, it’s important to note that worldwide Galaxy Note 7 sales have not been halted. The handset has reared its head again today, but this time around we have a slew of live leak photos to dig through. Moreover, the Note 7 regularly gets into a boot loop causing the unit to heat up a lot. They are not equipped with the required resources to solve the problem.
The stoppage of Galaxy Note 7 deliveries to the three mobile carriers – SK Telecom Co., KT Corp. and LG Uplus Corp. – began earlier this week, according to officials at the mobile carriers. However, a bricked phone needs to be repaired directly by the authorized personnel.
A few days ago, news broke out that a Galaxy Note 7 exploded while charging. Many users are mocked for have to charge their devices for more time than what they use. A user who identifies himself with the name “Mr. Ni 666666” posted images of his burnt Note 7 on Chinese forum Baidu.
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With that being said, reports now have it that the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 shall come with plenty of innovations and a more enhanced processor compared to its predecessor, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S2, when it finally comes out on September 2. As the iPhones rely on the integration of its software and hardware, the Note 7 depends on the raw power of its hardware for optimal performance. Demand is so high that Samsung has had to push the launch date of the phone back in select markets.
