Finally Galaxy tab S will receive Marshmallow.
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hello, when the Marshmallow released for SM-T705?
I'm currently using SM-705 and running at 4.4.2 Kitkat and having performance issue, sometimes this tab perform too slow and some lag
is it possible if i upgrade it to Marshmallow without upgrade to Lollipop first?
i'm currently living in Indonesia
I'm currently using SM-705 and running at 4.4.2 Kitkat and having performance issue, sometimes this tab perform too slow and some lag
is it possible if i upgrade it to Marshmallow without upgrade to Lollipop first?
i'm currently living in Indonesia
Sorry to point the obvious, but I thought this was the normal Tab S behavior since its original release no matter what ROM you use
The term "lag" is certainly subjective, but I think we all can agree that the Tab S interface is not always smooth. Once the app is launched, it normally works well, but the OS GUI is laggy. I think the problem here is that the Quad-HD resolution screen (or whatever they call it) was well ahead of whatever CPU/GPU combos that were available to Samsung at that time. It also didn't help that the Exynos SoCs which were installed on most of these tables came with Mali-T628 GPUs which had even less performance than the Adreno 330 GPU used on Qualcomm's Snapdragon 800/801 SoC's.
I actually think that things could have been better with a 1920x1200 screen, which I would have preferred if I had a choice.
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22http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/download/89326/T805XXU1CPH5_T805OXA1CPH6_DBT/
6.0.1 firmware for Chagalllte ala sm-t805, I'll be working to get cm-13.0 up and running properly now that we have this release.4Report from Sammobile says that.
http://www.sammobile.com/2016/07/11/samsung-galaxy-tab-s-marshmallow-update-in-the-near-future/
Sent from my SM-N910P using Tapatalk4
I'll stick to my tab S just for the 16:10 aspect ratio alone. Does anyone actually do work on a tab s2? A 4:3 ratio is terrible for media consumption.
Yes. They were awesome when they were first starting out. The galaxy note 10.1 tablets were great and the 12.2 tablet was nice too. They had the first smooth SOC's out there for Android. The transformer pro and others were sluggish and had dumb engineering errors like cripplingly slow emmc.
But now that they've seen what sales are like, they've cancelled like half their models. The note line was merged with the Tab A and isn't called note anymore. The note 12.2 successor is nowhere to be found. They also never spent much on R&D, using the exact SOC from their phones; even phones that were 1 generation old. Apple uses more higher end product still in their ipads versus their iphone.
Because 95% of people who buy tablets don't use them to do anything useful or demanding. They use them to watch youtube videos and play hearthstone. You don't need a new tablet to do that. You can simply buy even an older ipad 2 and get what you need. All of us mostly have no reason to upgrade from a tab S. It has AC wifi that can stream 20mbps 1080p MKV's and the power to decode them. That's literally the most demanding thing I ask the tablet to do and it does the job fine. It also has better battery life and a more useful aspect ratio than the S2.
I hope this is true, but if and when Marshmallow comes out it won't matter. My note 4 was getting a little sluggish but after Marshmallow it's smooth as silk. I'm hoping for the same for the tab S.4
they say it will now http://www.sammobile.com/2016/08/22...e-original-galaxy-tab-s-will-get-marshmallow/
until tomorrow when they say that was a mistake4
I am not sure in what way the Knox system prevents you from doing anything to your device. The Knox does not prevent you from rooting the device, installing TWRP, or from flashing roms. Samsung often calls Knox the "warranty bit", but that's a bull name that has no legal meaning.
