Sentences with phrase «lte versions»

Geekwire also reports that Panay also confirmed that Surface 2 LTE versions will debut early next year on AT&T in the US and Vodafone in Europe.

Note that the LTE versions of these tablets weigh 7 to 9 grams more.

Android 7.1.1 Nougat, the first iterative software update for the new Google Pixel and Pixel XL, has been released to the devices and is being distributed to eligible devices over what we believe to be the next several days via general OTA or Android Beta Program OTA, if applicable — in addition to the Pixels, those are the Nexus 5X, Nexus 6P, Nexus 6, both Wi - Fi and LTE versions of the Nexus 9, the Pixel C and the General Mobile 4G on Android One.

In keeping with its desire to appeal to customers who want to be mobile, Apple said that its iPad is available in both WiFi - only as well as WiFi - and - LTE versions.

The latest Apple Watches are super great (so long as you skip the LTE versions), but they are also significantly more expensive than these Q hybrids.

So far the Galaxy 8.9 is not available in LTE versions.

The LTE versions of the iPad Mini, Tab S2 and the Sony Xperia each start off a few grams heavier than the Wi - Fi models shown here.

Also interesting is the fact that there were no new 4G LTE versions in the new lineup

The company already sells LTE versions of its Kindle Fire tablets with free limited data.

HTC One Android phone will be released this March in both HSPA and LTE versions.

The new HD tablet will be available in two screen sizes (a 7 - inch display, as on the original Kindle Fire, and a larger 8.9 - inch display), in either Wi - Fi or 4G LTE versions.

The 10 - inch Yoga Tab 3 will cost $ 299 and $ 349 for the Wi - Fi and LTE versions, respectively, from November.

As part of a Valentine's Day promotion, Amazon is offering $ 50 off the $ 499 and $ 599 4G LTE versions, and $ 30 off the $ 299 and $ 369 WiFi - only editions with the discount code «FIRELOVE» between now and Feb. 8.

The Galaxy Tab S range comprises of 8.4 - inch and 10.5 - inch models, both of which are available in Wi - Fi only and LTE versions and the company hopes it will mark the turning point in its tablet business, describing the new flagship range as «its best tablet ever».

Android 4.4 KitKat kernel source for the Wi - Fi and LTE versions of the Galaxy Tab Pro 10.1 has been released on Samsung's Open Source Release Center.

Both the Wi - Fi and LTE versions of the Transformer Pad 300 will ship with NVIDIA's Tegra 3 quad - core processor, while the Transformer Pad Infinity will vary depending on which model you buy.

Both the Tab S2 8.0 and Tab S2 9.7 are said to be LTE versions of the tablet, but neither has an S / K / L variant letter (but instead, the number «zero» at the end) to indicate carrier variants — which means that these models will be sold to customers directly instead of through carriers (GSM tablets instead of CDMA carrier versions).

That might not be the case for much longer, though, as an HSPA + version and two LTE versions of the 7 - inch tablet have been submitted for approval to the FCC.

LTE versions are also available, but these would be costlier.

The Wi - Fi and Verizon LTE versions of the Galaxy Tab 2 can only make voice calls with a Voice over IP (VoIP) service.

The 64 GB WiFi and 32 GB LTE versions are priced a bit more at $ 399, while the 64 GB LTE model will retail for $ 449.

We wrote last month that the 4G LTE versions of the Super AMOLED tablets Samsung Galaxy Tab S 8.4 and 10.5 (SM - T705 and SM - T805) started receiving the Android 6.0 update, but now finally the Wi - Fi models (SM - T700 and SM - T800) are also receiving the Android 6.0 update on a global basis.

The LTE versions won't be ready until later this year, and only Verizon will be getting the 8.4 - inch 4G Samsung Galaxy Tab S. Presales will be live online at Best Buy, Amazon,...

Wifi Tabs to cost $ 399.99 and $ 499.99, LTE versions coming to AT&T, T - Mobile, Sprint and Verizon later this year Following yesterday's Samsung Galaxy Tab S announcements, Samsung has begun taking pre-orders for its new 8.4 or 10.5 - inch slabs in the U.S. market.

The Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 along with the two Galaxy Tab Pro versions will come in Wi - Fi only and 4G LTE versions, and will be available in black and white color combinations.

And the proof is in the update over the last 48 hours, where Samsung Germany have indeed rolled out an Android 6.0 update for both the 8.4 - inch and 10.5 - inch Samsung Galaxy Tab S 4G LTE versions (SM - T705 and SM - T805).

The prices for the Nexus 9 have been listed as $ 399 for the 16 GB Wi - Fi versions, $ 489 for the 32 GB Wi - Fi versions, while the 32 GB 4G LTE versions have been listed at $ 569.

The Wi - Fi and LTE versions of the 10 - inch Galaxy Tab S have already been updated last month and now, the owners of the Galaxy Tab S 8.4 can rejoice as they will be receiving the update shortly, at least the Wi - Fi version of it.

Also, the prices mentioned above are for the Wi - Fi only version of the tablet with the 4G LTE versions slated for a release later in the year.

Both the Wi - Fi only and LTE versions will be released in June with pricing to be determined.

Once more, LTE versions will be available at T - Mobile this summer.

There will be Wi - Fi only and 3G / 4G LTE versions available of Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 10.1.

Besides the Galaxy S and Galaxy S I9000B, we have tons of other Galaxy models getting the new CM 11 M12 Snapshot builds like the Galaxy S I9100G with TI - OMAP chipset, for the LTE versions of Galaxy S4, Galaxy S3 US and Note 3, as well as for the Samsung Epic 4G, Galaxy S2 Epic Touch 4G, and the Captivate model.

The Wi - Fi version has already made the all important transition, so now it's the 4G LTE versions» turn.

I think the LTE versions are only available for versions they ship internationally.

The Android 8.0 Oreo update is rolling out to both the Wi - Fi and the 4G LTE versions, but when you will receive it depends on where you live.

Verizon have given owners of the 4G LTE versions of Samsung Galaxy Tab E 8.0 (SM - T377) and Samsung Galaxy Tab E 9.6 (SM - T567) some Nougat to chew on over the weekend, as the Android 7.1 update have rolled out to both of these Samsung tablets over the last 3 days.

Today AT&T was quick to announce that they will be one of the first carriers to offer the Samsung Galaxy Tab S 8.4 and 10.5 4G LTE versions.

We know that Amazon has been one of the first retailers to claim that they would be offering the WiFi version of the two Galaxy Tab S, but we have been wondering who will be offering the 4G LTE Versions!

Because of a new modem from Intel, we expect to see the Exynos processor in both the Wi - Fi and LTE versions of the tablet.

Shipping times mentioned is 1 — 3 business days for the 16 and 32 GB Wi - Fi only variant for the tablet, which goes up to 5 — 10 days for the 64 and 128 GB versions as well as LTE versions of the tablet.

The 4G LTE versions of these tablets will cost an additionally $ 99.

Advertised as Samsung's «thinnest, lightest and fastest tablet to date,» it is slimmed down to a mere 5.6 mm for both Wi - Fi and LTE versions.

Samsung speeds up the Smarter Life with LTE versions of the GALAXY S II and GALAXY Tab 8.9 SEOUL --(Korea Newswire) August 28, 2011 — Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., a leading mobile phone provider, today announced LTE editions of its GALAXY S II and GALAXY Tab 8.9.

Like the LG Watch Sport, the Huawei Watch 2 has an LTE version, but unfortunately, Huawei isn't selling that model in the US yet.

You can also get an LTE version of the Series 3 for standalone smartwatch functions like calls, texts, and internet access.

A 4G LTE version is also available for $ 1,449.

Amazon is also going to sell a 4G LTE version of the Kindle Fire HD for $ 499.

That thin frame still leaves room for a 3.5 mm jack and microSD card slot, which can also hold a SIM card if you pick up the 4G LTE version.

Pricing starts at $ 399 which goes up by $ 100 each time the memory size is doubled so that the highest specced 128 GB LTE version of the same can be yours for a cool $ 829.