Recent content by Brett Wier

Mine too. Always clearing the cache seems to help with the frozen response.

Same here, but have purchased other non Samsung devices and will phase out my Tab S 10.5. Uncly sammy is too busy trying to make tablets like Apple now......and certainly has its hands full with exploding phone batteries.

Where are you?

Try a new charger cable first for slow charging. It seem the cables sacrifice themselves instead of your jack receptacle wearing out. Ive gone through quite a few......they wear out. Even a cheap one from the dollar store solves the problem (for awhile). My last tab s I tried changing the...

They are probably feeling obligated to only updating the more expensive LTE models. Those cheap wifi models with the crappy Samsung exynos chipsets aint worth updating I guess.

Not the wifi ones.

Could it still be poassible that the wifi version (exynos chipset) might not get the update compared to the LTE (snapdragon chipset)?

I guess seeing these wifi issues suddenly rules me out in purchasing the Pixel C. I also have the Tab S 10.5 with mimo wifi that is stellar. My guess is that the Pixel doesn't have mimo wifi.

I'm thinking about pulling the trigger for the Pixel C for exactly the same reasons you did.....but I'm wondering if I should wait for the next generation google pixel c (if there is one). And also.......I like the aspect ratio of my Tab S 10.5 for watching movies. Is the Pixel C the same aspect...

Me thinks Sammy sees the writing on the wall that tablets are going the wayside.....so why bother updating? Would be curious how the S2 tablets (the wannabe ipads) sold.

Agreed. I had it pegged quite awhile back that lollipop wouldn't happen, but it would have been nice. That.....and the stupid touchwiz. Live and Learn.

Here's the official Samsung site: Official Samsung® Android Updates & Firmwares Scrolling down to tablets......Tab S......you can see no mention of 6.0 even in the works, whi9e Tab S2 has been rolled out. I think it's safe to conclude that Samsung won't be putting resources into upgrading the...

The way i understand it.....and correct me if I'm wrong, is that this update is more applicable to newer tablets with 64 bit architecture as opposed to this tablet's 32 bit.