It’s a similar situation for software, because while most popular apps and games are available on both Apple’s App Store and Google’s Play Store, more specialized enterprise software may only have proper support on desktop platforms like Windows or macOS. That’s because while all modern tablets are adept at browsing websites or playing games, some operating systems like iPadOS and Windows 11 are better designed to support multitasking and productivity than Android or even Chrome OS. This goes double for anyone with an extensive library of purchased videos and music that might be harder to access after switching platforms.Īnother consideration is the kind of work you’ll be doing. For example, if everyone in your house uses Macs and iPhones, it probably doesn’t make a lot of sense to buy an Android tablet, even if you’ve been tempted by the massive 14.6-inch screen on the new Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra. Then, looking further ahead, Google has also announced that it’s planning to release the upcoming Pixel Tablet sometime in 2023.Įngadget’s picks Which OS is right for me?īefore you even start looking at specific devices, consider how your new tablet will fit in with the gadgets you already own, and how you plan to use it. However, people looking for a fancy new slate may want to hold off for now, as rumors suggest that Apple is planning to release an updated version of the basic iPad sometime later this fall packing a USB-C port (instead of Lighting), along with improved performance, optional 5G connectivity and a slightly larger display. And while Amazon’s e-readers aren’t typically thought of as tablets, the new Kindle Scribe deserves some consideration thanks to the addition of an included pen and support for handwritten notes. More recently, Amazon launched revamped versions of its Fire HD 8 tablets featuring new “Tap to Alexa” functionality. ![]() At IFA, Lenovo announced refreshed versions of the Tab P11 and P11 Pro featuring updated internals and even an 11.2-inch OLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate on the Pro. ![]() ![]() Following the release of the 2022 iPad Air and Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S8 line earlier this spring, there hasn’t been a ton of movement in the tablet world.
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