Back in the day, some people used to joke that tablets might replace laptops. Tablets never gained the kind of popularity to achieve that kind of success. However, what if the screen size was large enough? Well, maybe that's what Samsung wants to do with the Galaxy Tab S8 series.

It seems that @UniverseIce recently uploaded a bunch of pictures about the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra to the user’s Twitter account that showcases how the final product could look like. While not much is known about the Malaysia release date, it gives us a better idea of what to expect when the tablet is officially available in the local market.

It seems that the full tech specs regarding the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 might have been spotted on @UniverseIce’s Twitter account, giving us a better idea of what to expect from Samsung in the future. Based on the leaked image, it seems that we can expect the tablet to come with up to a 120Hz OLED display.

As Samsung only provide four years of security updates for its smartphones starting from the launch date, the Galaxy S8 series will now lose the privilege. From now on, the Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus will no longer receive the updates.

It seems that a user on YouTube recently uploaded a video showcasing a bunch of leaked info regarding the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Tab S8, showcasing the tech specs, as well as the potential design of the product. While not much is known in regards to the Malaysia release date, it does give us a better idea on what to expect when it’s officially available in the local market.

When it comes to software updates, Samsung has always been pretty consistent. Many people had hopes that the Android 10 update would be released to all Samsung devices gradually, but now it seems that the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy Note 8 series (among others) won't be included in this update.

To those of you guys who are still on the Samsung Galaxy S8, don’t worry, Samsung hasn’t forgotten about you. Another update is rolling in for you guys, this time improving the S8’s camera stability as well as a security patch update.

The last time that we posted about this news was late April and not much is known about the supposedly Samsung Galaxy A8 Star and Galaxy S8 Lite (Hmm, shouldn't it be the S9 Lite? It makes more sense). Well, thanks to some internal information about the devices from TENAA and 3C. We have a better look at the tech-specs.

Images of the entry-level smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy J4 has been spotted on a Taiwanese NCC Certification website showcasing the device. The images show the size of the device, a removable battery compartment as well as contents out of the box.

Just a few hours ago, TENAA has just updated its listing on two unknown Samsung Galaxy models. Under the code name SM-G8750 and SM-G8850, someone from Twitter has claimed that these two have a name and they will be known as the Galaxy S8 Lite (but why?) and Galaxy A8 Star.