In terms of hardware, the Galaxy Tab S4 will apparently be running a Snapdragon 835 CPU, 4GB of RAM and 7,300mAh battery under the hood with speakers by AKG.

Samsung's Galaxy Note 9 leaked for the gazillionth time on Tuesday, and this time it took the form of a supposedly official marketing render created by Samsung. The render also highlights the optional keyboard cover that looks similar to the keyboard cover of the Galaxy Tab S3 that was launched in February a year ago. It also means we can once again safely say that Samsung's Galaxy Note 9 is going to be a snoozefest.

Starting first with the white color, it looks like it'll only be visible from the back and frame of the tablet.

South Korean tech giant Samsung is now working on its 10th generation Galaxy S smartphones - S10 and S10 Plus. The tablet has two speaker grilles at the top (side) along with a microphone. The new one looks more sleek and shiny, enhanced functionality is also possible. The image shows us that Samsung has redesigned the stylus.

Surprise: it looks a lot like the Note 8.

More leaks are sure to slip out over the next few weeks in the lead up to the Note 9's official debut.

Meanwhile, Android Headlines released a render earlier in July, suggesting that the Galaxy Tab S4's bezels would be thinner than those on the Tab S3, with the buttons below the screen omitted. It also appears to have a 10.5-inch screen - bigger than the 9.7-inch Tab S3 screen but the same size as the Galaxy Tab S.

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