Samsung is gearing up to release a new affordable tablet, the Galaxy Tab S10 Lite, which has recently been spotted in testing. This device is expected to join the Galaxy Tab S11 series, offering a budget-friendly option for tablet users.The Galaxy Tab S10 Lite is powered by the Exynos 1380 processor, the same chip used in the Galaxy Tab S9 FE and S9 FE Plus.

While not as powerful as high-end models, it promises solid performance for everyday tasks. Early tests show it running Android 15 with One UI 7, and it’s likely to come with 6GB of RAM. This setup should handle casual use like streaming, browsing, and light productivity smoothly.

The tablet’s model number, SM-X406B, appeared in recent software tests, hinting at a launch alongside the Galaxy Tab S11 series.

Though exact details about its design and features are still under wraps, the Tab S10 Lite is expected to offer a balance of affordability and quality, making it a great choice for those who want Samsung’s ecosystem without the premium price tag.

Pricing rumors suggest it could start around $299, positioning it as a strong competitor in the mid-range tablet market. As Samsung prepares to unveil this device, fans are eager for more details about its specs and release date. Stay tuned for updates as the launch approaches.

Samsung is working on a fresh feature for its Galaxy devices with the upcoming One UI 8 update, based on Android 16. This new addition, called the Alert Center, aims to boost the safety and privacy of your phone. It was spotted in a beta version by Assemble Debug, as reported by Android Authority, and will likely appear in the phone’s Settings under Security and Privacy.

The Alert Center will act like a smart dashboard, showing you important notifications about your device’s security. It will warn you about risks like harmful apps, outdated software, or problems with your Google or Samsung account. You might also get reminders to set up features like fingerprint or face unlock, or to enable Find My Mobile.

Some alerts will include quick-action buttons, like “Go to update,” making it easy to fix issues fast.This feature is designed to help you stay on top of your phone’s safety, offering tips to resolve problems and keep your data secure.

While it’s not out yet, the Alert Center is expected to launch with the stable One UI 8 update this summer, alongside the Galaxy Z Fold7 and Z Flip7. For now, it’s being tested in the One UI 8 beta on the Galaxy S25 series. Keep an eye on Samsung’s official channels for updates!

Google is developing a cool new tool for Android called “Handoff,” which lets you smoothly switch tasks between your devices. Found in a recent check of Google Play Services v25.25.31 beta, this feature will let you access apps, media, and notifications across all your Android gadgets.

It’s like starting a video call on your phone and easily moving it to your tablet without any hassle.This Handoff feature also syncs notifications, so you won’t have to clear the same alerts on multiple devices. You can share files and media between devices, too. Plus, with a tool called “App Cast,” you might even stream apps from one device to another, making it super easy to pick up where you left off.

Apple has a similar feature called Handoff, which lets you continue tasks across iPhones, iPads, and Macs. Samsung also offers something like this with its App Continuity for Galaxy devices. Google’s version, though, seems to go further by including notification syncing, which even Apple doesn’t do.

Since it’s built into Google Play Services, this feature should work on most Android devices, not just Pixels. While it’s still in development and not fully working yet, Google is clearly aiming to make your Android experience more connected. No official release date has been shared, but we’ll keep you posted as we learn more.