After a week off, Samsung is expanding its Android 14 update yet again, with OTAs hitting several Galaxy A devices as well as the Galaxy Tab S9 FE and Galaxy S21 FE.
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Samsung’s “Fan Edition” devices trim the fat of full-fledged Galaxy devices and offer a good device at a great price. The Galaxy Tab S9 FE fits that mold perfectly, resulting in a tablet that can do everything well in a superior build, which is all you probably ever need.
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Samsung’s “Fan Edition” tablet and earbuds devices are finally available to buy. To sweeten the deal, the company is offering some decent trade-ins and deals when you buy the Galaxy Buds FE or Tab S9 FE.
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In an expansion of the series that first launched in 2020, Samsung is bringing new “Fan Edition” devices to market this month with the Galaxy S23 FE, Galaxy Buds FE, and Galaxy Tab S9 FE, but two of those are a lot more exciting than the other one.
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Samsung’s Galaxy Tab lineup holds the spot as one of the best Android tablets on the market. Put together an entry-level tablet with a lot of the same specs and an impressive IP68 build, and you have a winner. That’s exactly what the Galaxy Tab S9 FE and S9 FE+ look to be.
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“Techtober,” as this time of year has come to be known as, is in full swing, and this week will keep it going with the launch of Google’s Pixel 8 series. However, Samsung has also now confirmed that it will launch new devices on that same October 4 date, presumably referring to the Galaxy S23 FE and other “Fan Edition” devices.
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Samsung’s upcoming outburst of FE devices will include the Galaxy Tab S9 FE and Tab S9 FE+ – two mid-range tablets from Samsung that carry a surprising water- and dust-resistant rating of IP68.
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Recently surfaced leaks show off not only the upcoming Galaxy Buds FE but also the S23 FE and Tab S9 FE alongside it in one big “fan edition” family.
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A new report suggests that Samsung will be launching its rumored Galaxy S23 FE and Galaxy Tab S9 FE later on this year, but not at next week’s IFA conference.
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Samsung just launched the Galaxy Tab S9 series, but there are more high-end tablets on the way. The Galaxy Tab S9 FE series is coming, and a few new leaks help confirm that it’s not too far away.
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While Android tablets are seeing somewhat of a renaissance in recent years, Samsung has never really given up on the form factor. With new flagship tablets set to launch later this month, Samsung also appears to be working on a Galaxy Tab S9 FE series of more affordable tablets, and this time with multiple sizes.
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