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    Samsung's Galaxy Tab S3 tablet is rumored to launch in Q1 2017

    SamMobile's sources are telling them that Samsung is getting ready to launch the successor to the Galaxy Tab S2 tablet. If true, we should expect the WiFi and LTE variants to be released sometime in the first quarter of next year.
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    Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 will launch in September

    Samsung has confirmed that a new Galaxy Tab S is on the way. The Galaxy Tab S3 will arrive in September, with Samsung hinting that it'll be tied in with the device's September 2nd debut in Europe.
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    Samsung might launch Gear S3 and Galaxy Tab S3 at IFA

    With the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 launch being pushed forward, Samsung will have other plans for IFA 2016. The company is rumored to be launching both the Samsung Gear S3 and the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3. The Gear S3 is said to look more like a traditional smartwatch than any other in the series.
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    Samsung reportedly readying the release of the Galaxy Tab S3 in September

    Samsung is reportedly working on its latest version of the its 9.7-inch tablet, the Galaxy Tab S3. After rumors started cropping up regarding the device, a new report suggests that the Tab S3 will be released in September, following the same schedule that was seen with the Galaxy Tab S2 in 2015.
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    Pictures show off the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3

    Evan Blass as shared a few images of the unannounced Samsung Galaxy Tab S3. The only notable thing revealed in the image is a shortcut to Chrome from the lock screen instead of Samsung's stock Android browser. Maybe Samsung will follow in HTC's footsteps and start reducing duplicate applications...
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