It was only last week Samsung rolled out the Nougat update to Galaxy Tab S2 in the US, and it seems like AT&T is already working on it. We say this as the Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 with the model number SM-T8181A has been cleared by Wi-Fi Alliance today.
It’s only a matter of time now until AT&T officially rolls out the update to the tablets. Once the update is installed, users will be able to utilize all the features Nougat brings along with it.
For the unaware, you’ll get access to the multi-window split screen mode which makes for better multitasking especially on tablets. Also, the update brings along the revamped Notification shade which bundles similar type of notifications together.
Read: Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 Nougat update rolling with April security patch, build T715XXU2CQCL
Then there’s newly-designed Settings menu which makes accessing things clear and easier. Besides, the doze mode has also been improved to offer better battery life.
We expect the monthly security patch to accommodate the Nougat update when it’s launched sometime soon. As of now, a fixed date is not available. We will, however, keep you posted should something solid surface online.
Source: Wi-Fi Alliance
A tablet like the S2 can really utilise features like the multi window support that comes with the nougat update to the fullest, thanks to the large screen real estate. Getting through the whole process in a week after Samsung’s release is no easy feat for a carrier. There have been instances where the carrier’s like AT&T actually released updates before they were released for the unlocked versions of the same phone. These are huge leaps forward compared to a couple of years ago where they used to take forever to roll out updates.
A tablet like the S2 can really utilise features like the multi window support that comes with the nougat update to the fullest, thanks to the large screen real estate. Getting through the whole process in a week after Samsung’s release is no easy feat for a carrier. There have been instances where the carrier’s like AT&T actually released updates before they were released for the unlocked versions of the same phone. These are huge leaps forward compared to a couple of years ago where they used to take forever to roll out updates.