Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 rumors: Release date, specs, price, and features!

This will probably be the Android tablet to buy in 2018.

Android tablets are pretty much MIA in 2018. Huawei’s got a few different models to check out and Amazon’s still pushing its Fire lineup, but that’s about it.

Within the next couple of months or so, however, Samsung will once again throw its hat in this ring with the Galaxy Tab S4 — a successor to last year’s Galaxy Tab S3. Here’s what we know about the device so far!

The latest Galaxy Tab S4 news

July 11, 2018 — Galaxy Tab S4 shown off in white w/ keyboard and pen accessories

A little over a week since that first render was released, Evan Blass how now taken to Twitter to share two more pictures of the Tab S4.

The first of the two photos (the one at the very top of this article) shows the Tab S4 in what’s likely a first-party keyboard cover next to an official pen/stylus.

The other render gives us another look at the back of the tablet, this time showing it in a white paint job.

July 2, 2018 — First render reveals the Tab S4’s design

Thanks to the renders sent into AndroidHeadlines, we now have our very first look at the Samsung Galaxy Tab S4.

To not much surprise, this looks a lot like a modernized version of the Tab S3. There’s a single camera on the back, large display up front, and what appears to be a metal or glass design.

Although nothing’s radically different, one of the biggest changes compared to last year can be seen with the shrunken bezels. The Tab S4 appears to make even better use of its screen, and while it’s not entirely bezel-less, this is still a big step in the right direction.

Also different is the absence of a physical home button. The Tab S3’s button doubled as a fingerprint sensor, so when it comes to biometric authentication, we’re probably looking at Samsung’s iris scanning rather than an in-display fingerprint sensor.

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When will the Galaxy Tab S4 be released?

Similar to the upcoming Galaxy Watch, there are two possibilities as to when we’ll get our first official look at the Galaxy Tab S4.

Samsung’s holding an event on August 9 to announce the Note 9, and while there’s a chance we could see the Tab S4 here, my bet is that Samsung will keep this event exclusive for Note 9 talk.

Instead, I think it’s more likely that the Tab S4 will be unveiled during IFA. This is also where Samsung will probably announce the Galaxy Watch and the trade show’s scheduled to take place between August 31 and September 5.

How much will it cost?

As great of a tablet as the Tab S3 was, we were never fans of its $599 asking price.

Samsung was clearly trying to compete with the iPad Pro with that pricing, but in 2018, I can’t imagine anyone willing to hand over $600+ for an Android tablet.

Since the specs for the Tab S4 are still up in the air, it’s difficult to say what the price tag will look like. If Samsung’s once again trying to target the iPad Pro market, we could be looking at something between $600 and $650. If it wants to instead go for the regular iPad, it’ll likely be priced around $350 or so.

Surface Go vs. Chromebook: Which is better for you?

Chromebooks are more than likely enough for your school needs.

Microsoft’s Surface Go is going to be available soon, and it’s an intriguing device: $400 gets you a well-built tablet with full Windows. You can use any piece of Windows software built in the last twenty years, or stick to the store and web for an easier experience. Microsoft is positioning this as the perfect device for students, schools, and businesses.

But Chromebooks may be a better option for all of those. Chromebooks don’t have the backlog of software that Windows does, but most users can get by with the web and Android apps. Chromebooks are also easier on budgets and IT administrators’ time

For this comparison, we’ll take a look at the Lenovo 500e since that is this year’s best Chromebook for students. There aren’t any Chromebooks with the same processor as the Surface Go, but this is close enough for comparison’s sake.

• Storage
• Design
• Ports
• Software
• Maintenance
• Price and Availability
• Which is best for you?

Storage

To be fair, students shouldn’t actually use local storage. Google Drive and OneDrive are both available and plentiful for all of your files, so you don’t need to worry about losing your thesis on a thumb drive. On both Chrome OS and Windows, you’ll need a bit of local space for your Android or Microsoft Store applications and their data. Chrome OS is much smaller than Windows, so it uses less of the disk space.

The Lenovo 500e comes with 32GB of EMMC storage. This isn’t a huge amount, and it won’t be blazing fast, but it will be enough for what users will do on a Chromebook. Meanwhile, the Surface Go comes with either 64GB of EMMC storage, or 128GB of faster SSD storage.

Another issue to consider when looking at storage — both capacity and speed — is updates. Chrome OS downloads and installs updates in the background, as the user is going about their day. Windows downloads updates in the background, but only some updates install in the background. The semi-annual giant Windows updates are going to be especially painful on the slower EMMC storage. Chrome OS just needs one minute of downtime for updates, while the lower end Surface Go will need much, much more time.

Windows also needs a lot of space for updates, in case a user needs to roll back to previous versions. Two-thirds of your total space is going to be taken up for 2 months out of the year, stressing cloud storage even more.

Design

The biggest draw of the Surface Go for some students will be the lightweight: it clocks in at 1.15 pounds (without the Surface Cover) — much lighter than the three pounds the Lenovo 500e weighs. If you want something to use as an e-reader or for inking, the Surface Go’s lighter weight will make either of those a much more enjoyable experience. Even the detachable HP Chromebook X2 weighs in at 1.6 pounds, making it heavy compared to the Surface Go.

Ports

The Surface Go includes a USB-C port that allows for charging, data transfer and Display-Out, the proprietary Surface Connect port, and a 3.5mm headphone jack. The Lenovo 500e comes with two USB-C ports that both allow for charging, data transfer and display out, two USB-A ports, a microSD slot, and a 3.5mm headphone jack. The Surface Go isn’t a bad option if your school or business has invested in Surface Docks, but for most consumers, the wider range and number of ports on the Chromebook will be better.

Software

Nothing else about a computer matters if it can’t run the programs you need it to. If something you need to use isn’t available in a website or as an Android application, you’re not going to have much luck with Chromebooks. Conversely, 60% of U.S. schools have been able to use Chromebooks to do everything they need students to do, so you’re likely to find success.

The Surface Go ships with Windows 10 Home in S Mode. This is the same Windows 10 you know and love, but out of the box it’s locked to the Microsoft Store. This is more secure than the wild wild west of normal Windows programs, and your machine will be better for it. If you DO need an application that isn’t in the Microsoft Store, you can switch to the “normal” mode of Windows for free.

There’s nothing that says you ONLY have to use Chromebooks or Surface Go’s. If budgets allow, your school corporation could issue a Chromebook to every student, then pick up some Surface Go’s for specific courses.

Maintenance

As someone who professionally manages both Chromebooks and Windows laptops, I can say without a shred of doubt that Chromebooks are going to be easier for school IT administrators to configure and deploy. Setting up a Chromebook for Enterprise use takes about one minute, and moving the device to a different student is as easy as having them sign in with their email address. Windows laptops will take much longer, especially installing and updating a custom image on the slow EMMC storage. You’ll also need to factor in the downtime every six months for major updates, and even a little bit of time each month for smaller updates.

Price and Availability

The Surface Go, uh, goes for $400 for the 64GB storage/4GB RAM model or $550 for the 128GB/8GB version. But that’s just the tablet. You’ll need a Type Cover keyboard for any serious amount of typing, which adds another $100. And stylus users will need to shell out another $100 for the Surface Pen. $600 isn’t terrible for a single student, but the extra money adds up quickly for cash-strapped schools or non-profits.

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This Chromebook is $300 outright. The keyboard is attached, and there’s a pen in the box. The stylus isn’t nearly as capable as the Surface Pen, but that means it’s inexpensive enough to be included and inexpensive to replace if need be.

You — or your school corporation — can order the Lenovo 500e or other comparable Chromebooks today, while the Surface Go won’t be available until early August. That’s great timing for individual students going to college, but it’ll be a bit tight for school corporations that need to get the tablet imaged, configured and ready to hand out when school starts in mid- to late-August.

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Which is best for you?

Unless there’s a specific, Windows-only program you need for coursework — or you intend to do A LOT of inking — the Chromebook is going to be a better buy. It’s at least half the price of the Surface Go when you factor in the price of the keyboard and pen, Chrome OS is a more secure operating system than Windows, and Chromebooks do what a majority of students and teachers needs them to.

Chromebooks also require less time (and therefore money) for schools to set up and administrate, letting them spend their money on more machines for more students.

What are your thoughts?

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Google might face a $2.82 billion fine for pushing its services on Android

The European Commission is behind this.

When you get a new Android phone, you probably don’t think too much about the Google Search widget on your home screen, Chrome being set as the default browser, or all of Google’s big apps pre-installed out of the box. However, the European Commission certainly has and is planning on fining Google billions of dollars for these actions.

According to a report this week from The Wall Street Journal, it’s expected that the Commission will fine Google more than $2.88 billion USD as it allegedly “abused the dominance of its Android operating system for mobile phones.”

As WSJ reports:

The EU has alleged that Google strong-arms phone makers into pre-installing Google Search and the company’s Chrome internet browser on their mobile devices by bundling them with its popular Play store for Android applications, and at times paying them to pre-install Google exclusively.

Furthermore, the European Union is targeting Google for restricting OEMs from marketing devices with Android if those companies also promote devices with unofficial versions/forks of the OS. However, Google says that it retains the right to do this as an effort to keep official versions of Android safe.

Google has yet to respond to this most recent allegation, but in the past, the company’s tended to deny these sort of threats from the EU.

What do you think? Should Google be charged for its actions?

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Pixel and Nexus dialer will send spam calls directly to voicemail [Update]

This will be available for all users in the next few weeks.

Updated July 13, 2018: Well, looks like those “few weeks” ended up being a few months. Either way, this feature is now widely rolling out to all users. To access it, open the Phone app and go to Settings -> Caller ID & Spam and you’ll see a new toggle labeled “Filter spam calls.” Once you turn this on, you’ll never be interrupted by a spam call again.

You know what’s not fun? Spam calls. Picking up the phone to be told you’ve won an all-expense-paid cruise after simply handing over your credit card info gets old real fast, and to help filter these out of your day, the Google Phone app for Pixel and Nexus devices is getting a new direct-to-voicemail feature for them.

First spotted by 9to5Google, this will send any calls that are detected as spam right to your voicemail. You’ll be able to listen to the messages on the voicemail tab in Google Phone and you’ll see the calls show up in your call history, but your phone won’t ring and you won’t get a notification when a voicemail is left.

Google Phone already offers some protection against spam calls by showing a red screen when it detects one with a “Suspected spam caller” message, but this still rings your phone like a regular incoming call. Not being notified of these calls altogether is a big change, but it’s one I imagine most people will be perfectly fine with.

You can access this now by signing up for the Google Phone beta testing program. If you’re not a tester yet but want to become one, just find the Google Phone app in the Play Store, scroll down to the bottom of its page, and tap “I’m in” on the “Become a beta tester” card.

Alternatively, you can just wait for this to come to the public version of the app in the next few weeks.

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True Tone in 2018 MacBook Pro Extends to LG UltraFine and Apple Thunderbolt Displays

When using certain external monitors with the new 2018 MacBook Pro models, the built-in True Tone feature that matches the color of the MacBook Pro’s screen to the ambient lighting in a room will also extend to the connected display.

According to a support document published this morning by Apple, True Tone can adjust the Apple Thunderbolt Display using an Apple Thunderbolt 3 to Thunderbolt 2 adapter, the LG UltraFine 5K Display, and the LG UltraFine 4K display.

When using these displays, you can activate or deactivate True Tone by clicking on the Apple logo in the menu bar, opening up System Preferences, choosing the Displays section, selecting the Display tab and then selecting or unselecting the True Tone checkbox.

With other third-party monitors, True Tone will not be an available option.

True Tone, first introduced on the iPad Pro and then the iPhone X, uses the sensors in the MacBook Pro to measure the white balance in the room, adjusting the tone of the display for a more natural viewing experience.

True Tone can cut down on eyestrain and it allows for a more paper-like look for websites, documents, and more.

The True Tone feature is available in the new 13 and 15-inch 2018 MacBook Pro models, which Apple unveiled yesterday. You can purchase the new machines from the Apple online store, with stock configurations set to arrive in just a few days after purchase.

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MacRumors Giveaway: Win a HomeKit-Compatible Smart Home Bundle From Eve

For this week’s giveaway, we’ve teamed up with Eve Systems to offer MacRumors readers a chance to win the company’s entire HomeKit product line, which includes an Eve Motion, an Eve Energy, an Eve Door & Window sensor, an Eve Button, an Eve Light Switch, an Eve Degree, and an Eve Aqua.

Eve Systems, formerly known as Elgato, was one of the first companies to create HomeKit products for Apple’s smart home platform, and today, there are a wide selection of Bluetooth-enabled HomeKit products available from Eve.

All Eve products work over Bluetooth so there’s no need for a WiFi connection or a hub, and because we here at MacRumors have reviewed many of the Eve products, we can confirm that they work well with any HomeKit setup. Eve offers a lot of nice little HomeKit add-on features for automation and monitoring, so it’s worth checking out the product lineup if you’re looking to improve your HomeKit setup.

– Eve Motion ($50) – Eve Motion is a wireless motion sensor that can be used as a trigger device that works with other HomeKit products. Eve Motion can do things like turn the lights on when you enter a room or turn them off when you leave, let you know if motion is detected in a room in the home while you’re away, or trigger a product like a light or a fan when movement is detected. It works in complex scene and automation setups.

– Eve Energy ($50) – Eve Energy is a smart plug solution that turns any appliance into a HomeKit-connected appliance. You can turn an appliance on or off using Eve Energy, even when away from home, and you can see just how much power it’s using. Like all other Eve products, Eve Energy can be paired with other HomeKit devices, included in scenes and automations, and controlled via Siri.

– Eve Door & Window ($40) – Eve Door & Window is a two part sensor that goes on a door or a window to let you know whether it’s open or closed for peace of mind. With a door, for example, one side of the sensor goes on the door while the other goes on the door frame, with Eve Door & Window able to send an alert when the door is opened or closed. Eve Door Window can be used as a trigger in HomeKit scenes, turning on the lights and adjusting the thermostat when the door is opened.

– Eve Button ($50) – Eve Button is a physical remote control device that lets you activate scenes with a single press, double press, or long press. You can assign up to three scenes to the Eve Button that can be activated by anyone in the home. So you could set up a “Good Night” scene, for example, that shuts off the lights, turns down the thermostat, and locks the doors, all of which could be activated with a single button press without the need to get out your iPhone or use a Siri command.

– Eve Light Switch ($50) – Designed to replace a traditional wall switch, Eve Light Switch lets you turn your lights on and off using Siri and it allows them to be paired up with other HomeKit-enabled products in scenes, while retaining the functionality of a standard light switch.

– Eve Degree ($60) – Eve Degree is Eve’s mini weather station, designed to provide the temperature, humidity, and air pressure. It has an LCD display so you can see the temperature at a glance, and it lets you view the temperature in the home when away or ask Siri for temperature details. Eve Degree lets you see and monitor temperature trends over months, weeks, and days, and it lets you use temperature or humidity-based triggers for other HomeKit products.

– Eve Aqua ($100) – Eve Aqua is Eve’s latest product, designed to automate sprinklers and irrigation systems, converting an outdoor water faucet into a smart faucet. With Eve Aqua, you can turn the sprinklers on via Siri voice command or your iPhone, and you can automate watering times. You can also keep an eye on how much water you’re using, both day to day and over time.

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Malala Fund Partners With Apple’s Developer Academies in Brazil to Advance Education Opportunities for Girls

Apple today announced a new collaboration between its Apple Developer Academies in Brazil and the Malala Fund to further advance education opportunities for girls.

Apple became the Malala Fund’s first Laureate partner in January 2018. The Malala Fund, led by Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Malala Yousafzai, advocates for quality education and equal opportunity for girls around the world.

Apple CEO Tim Cook with Malala Yousafzai and students in Beirut, Lebanon
Through its expanded partnership with Apple, the Malala Fund will “harness the creativity and ingenuity” of Apple Developer Academy students and alumni in Brazil, providing them with the opportunity to work with the Malala Fund to design and develop apps aimed at furthering the Fund’s goals.

Developers at the Apple Developer Academy in Rio met with Malala Yousafzai on Friday, where she said that with Apple’s help, the Malala Fund will gain new tools to support its mission to empower girls, teachers, and policy makers through skill development, education advocacy, and school enrollment.

“My hope is that every girl, from Rio to Riyadh, can be free to choose her own future,” said Malala Yousafzai. “Whether she wants to be a developer, a pilot, a dancer or a politician, education is the best path to a brighter future. By tapping into Apple’s network of student developers, Malala Fund will gain access to new tools to support our mission of free, safe, quality education. The students in Apple’s Developer Academy program share my passion for improving the world around us, and I am eager to see their innovative ideas to help girls in Brazil and across the globe.”

Apple CEO Tim Cook also said that the company is “thrilled” to further its partnership with Malala Fund.

“We share Malala’s goal of getting more girls into quality education and are thrilled to be deepening our partnership with Malala Fund by mobilizing thousands of Apple Developer Academy students and alumni across Brazil,” said Tim Cook, Apple’s CEO. “Apple has been committed to education since day one, and we can’t wait to see what our creative student developers come up with to help Malala Fund make a difference for girls around the world.”

Since it launched in 2013, more than 3,000 students have participated in the Apple Developer Academy program in Brazil, with another 500 currently enrolled. Apple has 10 sites in Brazil in Brasilia, Campinas, Curitiba, Fortaleza, Manaus, Porto Alegre, Recife, Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo.

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Canary’s Safety Button adds personal security when you’re away from home

Since its Indiegogo crowdfunded launch in 2013, Canary’s smart security cameras and monitoring service have focused on protecting people and property at home. In partnership with Noonlight, Canary subscribers now have a personal Safety Button for automated emergency response regardless of location.

Noonlight’s emergency response app costs $3 per user per month purchased from the developer. Canary subscribers get the button for all family members at no extra charge beyond the $10 monthly Canary fee per residential location.

Canary subscribers with relatives living at the same location who aren’t registered with the application can send invites so those people can register and have access to the Safety Button immediately.

The personal Safety Button is in the updated Canary mobile app. After a user sets up a personal Noonlight account, any time or place when they feel uncomfortable all they have to do is start the app and tap and hold the Safety Button.

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As long as a user’s thumb is on the button icon, nothing happens. Releasing the button starts a 10-second countdown. If the user correctly enters their four-digit Safety Button PIN within 10 seconds, nothing happens. In any other case, when the countdown reaches zero the app sends a distress signal to the closest emergency service dispatcher with the user’s name, identification, and location.

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According to Canary, the Safety Button app’s location identification is faster and more precise than 911 services. Canary claims the Noonlight app determines the precise location with 5-meter accuracy within five seconds while average 911 calls determine location with a 50- to 300-meter accuracy and can take more than six minutes.

If you’re in a threatening situation and need to connect with emergency services, the Safety Button doesn’t require any talking. You don’t need to know your location and you don’t need to attract the attention of someone within hearing distance who is already making you nervous.

If you use the Canary Safety Button and don’t talk to anyone or add any information, the service sends police to your precise location. If you used the Safety Button because other than police response is needed, such as a fire or injury that requires an ambulance, you can also send a text message or speak with the emergency service to share more information.

“With Noonlight, Canary customers can access an added layer of security that extends beyond their physical environment, equipping them with a personal safety net and empowering them with even more ways to take action in an emergency,” Canary Chief Marketing Officer Bob Stohrer said in a statement.

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Best Replacement SSD for PlayStation 4 in 2018

Gotta have an SSD for your PS4? Here are some great options

So you have decided that you have got to throw an SSD in your PlayStation 4. You read our article about whether or not it’s worth it, and you have your heart set on a solid state drive to replace the stock PS4 drive. Here are some of the best options available to you.

• Crucial MX500
• Samsung 860 EVO
• Mushkin Reactor
• SanDisk Ultra II
• Seagate 2TB SSHD

500 GB SSD’s

Solid state drives are cheaper than they used to be but they still land on the pricey side when compared to their mechanical drive brethren. If you want SSD speeds but you aren’t horribly concerned about having a ton of space, you might want to consider a 500 GB drive.

Crucial MX500

This crucial drive will get you into SSD speeds while not breaking the bank. In addition, if anything goes wrong with it, you are supported by a 5 year manufacturer warranty. You can pick up yours for $110.

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Samsung 860 EVO

The Samsung Evo drive is about twenty dollars more than the Crucial drive but also offers slightly faster advertised write speeds. Just like the Crucial, you will have a 5 year manufacturer warranty. You can pick one up for $120

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1 TB SSD’s

If you need an SSD and you want to have a good amount of storage space, then a 1TB drive may be the place to start. 1TB drives are of course going to be more expensive than their 500GB counterparts but the increase in price is going to give you space for a lot more games.

Mushkin Reactor

When it comes to bang for your buck in the world of 1TB solid state drives, you can’t do much better than this Mushkin Reactor drive. For less than $100 more than the previously mentioned SSD’s you will have a lot more room to spread out. You can pick this one up for $190 on Amazon.

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SanDisk Ultra II

SanDisk has been in the solid-state storage game for some time and from my experience, they make pretty darn reliable products. This drive comes with a three-year warranty and it can be had on Amazon for $256.

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The compromise

If you’re looking at all these SSD prices and getting overwhelmed, I don’t blame you. Solid state storage is still pretty expensive. If you still want to see an increase in speed on your PS4 but you want to save some bucks, there is another option.

Seagate 2TB FireCuda SSHD

SSHD stands for Solid State Hybrid Drive. The elevator pitch for drives like this is that you will see SSD speeds with traditional drive prices. This claim is somewhat dubious and I probably wouldn’t put one in my PC and expect the same performance as an SSD. That being said I would totally put one in my PlayStation. Upgrading from the stock PS4 drive to a Hybrid drive like this one should show a marked increase in speed and you will only have to pay $95 to do it.

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No matter how you get the job done, expanding the storage in your PlayStation is a really nice quality of life upgrade. I know that once I expanded my storage space and got to stop worrying about what to delete next, my PS4 experience got just a little more enjoyable.

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