In the past, Samsung has been better with updates than most competitors. Since Google is not pushing updates directly to most tablets, chances are high that you’ll have to wait a couple of month until yours get’s updated to Android 10.
On top of that, brands like Samsung and Huawei will add their own additional software features with their new versions of OneUI and EMUI. We’re getting new location and privacy features, as well as an incognito mode for Google Maps. With the later one, you’ll be able to focus better on one task without being interrupted by social media. Among those are a new dark mode and a focus mode. Google is introducing a couple of new features with Android 10. The Fonepad and Transformer Pad are both displayed prominently in its booth on the show floor.Are you looking for a tablet that is running Android 10? Below we’ve listed all tablets that are currently being shipped or have been updated to the 10th version of Android.
The Taiwan vendor also showed its Transformer Pad Infinity, a 10-inch Android tablet with an ARM chip. Priced at $129 for emerging markets and $149 in developed ones, it boasts a price point that PC makers would struggle to match using software from Microsoft.Īsus also shunned Wintel with its 6-inch phablet, the Fonepad Note, which uses an Intel Atom processor and Android. One of the most talked-about products at the show has been Asustek’s MemoPad HD7, a 7-inch Android tablet with a quad-core ARM-based Cortex-A7 processor.
James Niccolai The $129 Asustek MemoPad HD7 is one of many Android tablets shown at Computex that’s priced far below a comparable Windows tablet. “People came to Computex to see what was new in PCs and laptops, now it’s to see how the PC industry is adapting to the mobile world.” That’s just not the case any more,” said Dan Nystedt, head of research for TriOrient Investments in Taiwan. “Taiwan always used to be a Wintel country, Computex was a Wintel show.
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