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You can download s note from Galaxy app store and use a stylus but it would be like those stylus you can use on iPhone or any other typical device and not like what you get on the note 3 of note tablet series.Can you use the s note app and a stylus to take notes and draw on the tab s? Thanks in advance![]()
You can download s note from Galaxy app store and use a stylus but it would be like those stylus you can use on iPhone or any other typical device and not like what you get on the note 3 of note tablet series.
Idk maybe if they offer it and on your 2nd question I doubt it but I am not a huge fan of the stylus for device's that don't have Wacom techCan I use a finer tipped stylus? Is the point sensitivity as fine as on the note series?
It is even worse for amoled screens since those lifespan is typically less then LCD. There might be an option for it in developer mode or somewhere I forgot. If n9t exchange itHow do I stop the screen from staying on, after it finishes charging?
I plug it in, turn off the screen, and go away. When I return, the screen is on. Not good for the screen.
When I am using it, the screen goes off, after two minutes of inactivity.
Thanks
I may dense, stupid, but probably both. Why would you leave the Tab on when your charging it unless you are using it at the same time in which case it wouldn't matter.How do I stop the screen from staying on, after it finishes charging?
I plug it in, turn off the screen, and go away. When I return, the screen is on. Not good for the screen.
When I am using it, the screen goes off, after two minutes of inactivity.
Thanks
You will probably get 4-5 years out of it. LCD screens do have a longer life span but I think the difference is negligible since you'll upgrade before it happens.How suitable are these amoled basis tablets where the primary use is for reading magazines and black/white technical manually where you will be having the same static screen for a period of time.
Also do amoled really have such a shorter life span compared to lcds, searches I've done seemed to always bring back 6 year old reports, earlier one report life span getting closer to lcd and when I work out my used would equate to 8yrs of usages, I would be looks to get at least 4-5 years life out of a device
You got to push on build number in settings a few times to turn it onCan't seem to find debug mode or developer mode on my rooted Tab S 10.5. Any idea where it's hiding?
Tabs yes it's on par with the note 10.1 2014 and the pro tablets as wellIs it faster than the existing Samsung Android Tabs?
Hey there - I have a Tab S 10.5, 32 GB that I purchased from Best Buy a couple months back. I love the device, but man, the thing goes through battery fast. I don't even use it that much - no gaming, not streaming or watching media, just some light weight web browsing on WiFi. It just seems to drain. I charged it to 100% last night, and have been doing some light use of internet today and I have already dropped almost 10% after an hour and is telling me that I have 2 hours of use remaining. I thought I was supposed to get 11 hours! I'm worried, because I bought this thing to travel with (trips to Europe, Australia and South America). I don't think this think would make it through half a flight on one of these. Do I have something set up wrong, or do I have a bum battery?