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Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Once Again Plagued by Issues, Frozen Units This Time

Posted by on July 13, 2011 1 comment


The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 has been in the news once or twice before on account of its issues. First, the Google I/O Limited Edition of the slate seemed to have a faulty screen, that wasn’t glued well enough to the rest of the tablet and then we found out that some people might get a thicker Galaxy Tab 10.1 than others. And now this…

XDA Developers users are facing a very annoying problem: their Galaxy Tab 10.1 units seem to have trouble waking up from sleep mode, especially after a while has already passed. Strangely enough, the PC sees the tablet as active, if you connect it, so it’s not a matter of dead battery. There’s no button combo to fix this, for now…

Some of the unlucky guys with this problem have found workarounds, but they vary so much they’re useless. Let’s hope that Samsung gives us the much needed software fix for this. Is your slate facing similar problems?

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Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Display Fails! Google Limited I/O Edition Has Screen Issues..

Posted by on May 27, 2011 No comments


If you’ve followed this year’s Google I/O event, you must know that the 5000 attendees received a limited edition of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 slate. Well, turns out that these models have a physical defect, as reported by several guys already… The guys of Android Community received a message saying that a limited edition slate had a loose display.

It appears the glass screen was not glued properly and it slowly lifted from one corner. When the Samsung support was contacted regarding the problem, they replied by saying that the tablet that they inquired about was not manufactured for use i the United States. This sounds quite unbelievable, but the reason is simple: they can’t repair it since it’s not available in the USA.

Lack of knowledge base and components for replacement are quoted, so the unlucky user should wait till the product hits the local market, provided that he’s still in the States… Well, at least it was free at first, right?

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