Samsung Electronics has released the Galaxy Tab S10 Lite, positioned as an entry-level addition to its tablet lineup. According to the company, the device is intended to support mobile productivity, content creation, and media consumption. Continue reading “Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Lite with 10.9″ 90Hz display, S Pen announced”
Samsung has introduced the Galaxy Tab Active5 Enterprise Edition in India, designed for businesses and professionals working in demanding environments. Continue reading “Samsung Galaxy Tab Active5 Enterprise Edition launched in India”
Samsung has officially shared a detailed breakdown of the engineering innovations behind its latest foldable smartphones — the Galaxy Z Fold7 and Galaxy Z Flip7 — launched earlier this month. Samsung states that these foldables are the thinnest and most refined they have produced so far. Continue reading “Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 and Z Flip7: Key engineering upgrades detailed”
Samsung Electronics today announced that the official rollout of One UI 7 will commence on April 7. The update introduces a bold design tailored for greater personalization and control, while also enhancing the user experience with a “new interface built for AI,” the company noted. Continue reading “Samsung to roll out stable One UI 7 update starting April 7”
Samsung has introduced the first update for its recently launched Galaxy S24 Series. This update addresses inconsistency in photo quality and display issues. Continue reading “Samsung Galaxy S24 series update to bring display, camera improvements”
Now that Galaxy S10 and S10 Plus are official, the company has shifted its focus to the Note 10 which will be launching later this year. There are rumors that Samsung might rebrand the lineup but at this moment there’s no saying right now what the company might call its flagship phablet. The new Samsung has in the pipeline bears model number SM-N975F. Continue reading “Samsung Galaxy Note 10 said to feature Quad rear camera setup”
“Samsung Galaxy” is undoubtedly one of the most well-known brands in the world of smartphones. This series began as an answer to the iPhone with Samsung’s motivation to offer a valid alternative. Since then, Samsung has become one of the biggest smartphone manufacturers globally. Tomorrow’s launch will be its biggest milestone in the celebration of the Korean conglomerate’s 10th anniversary of the Galaxy S smartphone to be unveiled ahead of Mobile World Congress 2019 (MWC) tomorrow. In anticipation, let’s take a pause to look at what made Samsung’s brand “Galaxy” so famous. Continue reading “10 years since the first Galaxy – Can Samsung stay at the top?”
We had a chance to take a tour of Samsung’s testing facilities at the company headquarters in Suwon, near Seoul, South Korea. The HQ is called Samsung Digital City and it where most Samsung products are designed and tested. With respect to mobile phones, putting specs on a spec sheet is one thing and getting the product to work in the same way is another thing. We got a chance to see how Samsung’s mobile products are tested before they are shipped.
Continue reading “A peek into the Samsung Mobile Test Labs in Korea”
Samsung have just updated their flagship Galaxy S lineup with two new models. This time around there is no flat screen version like there was with the S7. The S8 features a curved display like the S7 edge and S8+. However, the differences don’t just end there. So let us compare the two smaller flagships with each other in detailed specifications.
Continue reading “Samsung Galaxy S8 vs Galaxy S7 – What’s New”
Samsung has just unveiled their new flagships for 2017 and they both are high end device that bring a host of improvements over the previous generation models. However before we examine the difference between them and their predecessors, it is good to take a look at whats different between the two apart from their names.
Continue reading “Samsung Galaxy S8 vs Galaxy S8+ – What’s Different”
Xiaomi took the spotlight this week by announcing two new flagship smartphones as well as a new Smart TV lineup. We also had interesting announcements from Samsung, Coolpad and many more companies.
There was always a confusion among the general public about which Galaxy Note or Galaxy S device was the latest since the Note series was always a number behind on the latest version. This time around, Samsung decided to skip the number 6 and went with Note7 branding in order to bring it in line with the Galaxy S series lineup as well the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus which are now available.
Earlier, we had received reports that the Samsung will be remotely deactivating units of the Galaxy Note7 that haven’t been returned by 30th September in certain regions at least. However, that doesn’t seem like its true.
Continue reading “Samsung might not remotely deactivate Galaxy Note7 units after all”
Samsung have stepped forward and admitted that the Galaxy Note7 has an issue with its battery that causes it to explode. They have also issued a recall for the same. However, there has been no warning for users of the Samsung Galaxy S7 edge and as a result, Samsung is now facing a lawsuit.
Continue reading “Galaxy S7 Edge explodes – Samsung gets sued”
Samsung is making sure that they stress just how important it is for users to return their existing Note7 units in favour of new ones that aren’t faulty.
Continue reading “Samsung may remotely deactivate Galaxy Note7 units that aren’t returned”
