Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 (2019) gets Android 11-based One UI Core 3.1 update

02 June 2021
The new build also includes the May 2021 Android security patch.

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Anonymous, 02 Jun 2021Why is it that apple can put a flagship A-series chip insid... moreI dont know under what rock you live, because there are no 300$ ipads, at least not from Apple directly. The cheapest one starts at 400$

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    • 02 Jun 2021

    I'm surprised that they updated a low end tablet. All the others were stuck in their original android version

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      • 02 Jun 2021

      Bigmeme, 02 Jun 2021Apple put an old flagship chipset in their tabletA12 is on a par with sd865. Sad but true.

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        • 02 Jun 2021

        I hope this means the Tab A 10.1 is also getting it's Android 11 update soon (and hopefully NOT the Core version)

          Impressive. Originally this tab was slated for an Android 11 update in September 2021, so for them to push it forward by 3 months is quite fast. It's also not only this device, but it seems Samsung are pushing the A11 update to other devices faster too.

            Anonymous, 02 Jun 2021Why is it that apple can put a flagship A-series chip insid... moreThat is probably because Qualcomm already put the old flagship chipset into EOL state, so basically its not available to order anymore. While for Apple case its their IP so they can produce them whatever they want to TSMC. AFAIK Samsung had already done this before in the past, they reuse their old exynos into some midrange A series.

              Anonymous, 02 Jun 2021Why is it that apple can put a flagship A-series chip insid... moreApple put an old flagship chipset in their tablet

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                • 02 Jun 2021

                Why is it that apple can put a flagship A-series chip inside a 300$ iPad but samsung can't put a flagship 800-series chip inside a 300$ galaxy tab?

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