You'll find an 8-megapixel camera on the back of Galaxy Tab S2. There is a variety of scene modes, including panoramic, HDR and virtual shot, which can take a 360-degree photo.

And while the iPad is still the king, the Galaxy Tab S2 easily sits atop the Android tablet heap. ... it’s a back-to-basics approach that drives Samsung’s latest tab.

The Tab S2s both ship with Android 5.0.2, which is a little disappointing since Android 5.1 came out almost six months ago and ships on the recently released Galaxy Note 5.Samsung representatives ...

The Galaxy Tab S2 is by no means a dinosaur – far from it ... The decision to use a plastic back, as mentioned above, is yet another element of keeping manufacturing prices down.

While the Galaxy Tab S2 feels like the product of a wiser, more experienced Samsung, it's hard not to notice how closely it resembles the iPad Air 2. Both devices now have 9.7-inch (4 x 3) screens ...

While the Korean conglomerate had previously tinkered with it back in 2012 when the Galaxy Tab 7.7 released, neither hide-nor-hair had been seen since. 2014 brought with it an incredible pair of ...

The Galaxy Tab S2 comes with 32GB of storage on board (Best Buy will offer an exclusive 64GB Wi-Fi-only version) and supports microSD cards up to 128GB — another thing it's borrowed from the Note 4.

Samsung's Galaxy Tab S2 was officially announced back in July, with the tablet set to be released in the United States early next month. Before the official announcement, there were many rumors ...

Samsung's latest Android-running tablet, the Galaxy Tab S3, makes a few improvements on its predecessor, the Galaxy Tab S2. ... The Tab S2 was released back in August of 2015. Starting price.

The Galaxy Tab S2 comes with 32GB of expandable storage and 3GB of RAM on board. ... The 2017 iPad with 32GB of storage and cellular connectivity will set you back by Rs 39,900 in India.

You'll find an 8-megapixel camera on the back of Galaxy Tab S2. There is a variety of scene modes, including panoramic, HDR and virtual shot, which can take a 360-degree photo.