Dish Network to Purchase Sprint: What It Means for You
Summary
In this article, we discuss Dish Network’s recent decision to purchase Sprint and how it will allow customers to watch live TV and recorded content on their Sprint devices. We also review the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 tablet, which features an S Pen stylus and has been optimized for pen input.
Table of Contents
- Dish Network’s Purchase of Sprint
- Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Tablet Review
Dish Network’s Purchase of Sprint
Dish Network has announced its intention to purchase Sprint, which will allow customers to watch live TV and recorded content on their Sprint devices. The satellite bundle will be pushed through the mobile network, enabling Sprint customers to access their Dish network content on their phones or tablets. This move will make it easier for customers to view their favorite shows and movies on the go.
Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Tablet Review
The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 is an 8-inch tablet that fits in between the larger tablet and the smartphone. It features an S Pen stylus that has been optimized for pen input, allowing users to navigate the operating system and draw in apps like Sketchbook. However, the S Pen may be difficult to use for those with larger hands and can be tiring to hold for extended periods.
The tablet runs on Android Jelly Bean and is priced at $400, which is twice as much as Google’s Nexus 7 tablet and $70 more expensive than the base model of the iPad Mini. While the mid-size tablet form factor is convenient for travel and reading, unless you really want the S Pen, there may not be much reason to consider spending the extra money on the Galaxy Note 8.
Conclusion
Dish Network’s purchase of Sprint will bring live TV and recorded content to Sprint devices, making it easier for customers to access their favorite shows on the go. The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 tablet offers an S Pen stylus and optimized pen input, but may not be worth the extra cost unless you really need the stylus.
