Samsung recently showed off a prototype version of its upcoming foldable smartphone concept and now we’ve learned that this unusual device, tentatively named Galaxy F, will launch around March 2019 for nearly $1,800.
As rumored, Samsung has been working on its iPhone killer for quite a number of years. The phone has just reached a prototype stage where they could show it off to the public and demonstrate how the device could run three apps at the same time when opened.
A European anti-trust watchdog has fined Apple about $11.4 million over using software updates to slow down iPhones and push people into buying new models.
Samsung might announce its first foldable phone at its developer conference in November. There has been no word on when the product would be released.
Samsung’s latest flagship, the Note 9 phablet, has the best display on a smartphone and that’s not even surprising given its expertise in AMOLED display technology.
Are these ads ingenious? Barely. Are they mean-spirited or sympathetic? Depends on who you ask. Do they tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth? Uh-uh!
The Galaxy Home speaker is the first to include Samsung’s Bixby voice assistant; it was announced earlier today alongside the Note 9 smartphone.
On Thursday, Samsung introduced the Galaxy Watch. Available in 42mm and 46mm models, the new wearable device launches alongside the new Note 9 smartphone.
The rumors were right: the new Note doesn’t look too dissimilar from its predecessor. It brings a stronger battery, incremental camera improvements, more storage, a Bluetooth-enabled stylus and other perks.
Samsung has apparently accidentally (or was it “accidentally”?) posted its Galaxy Note 9 promotional video to YouTube ahead of next week’s announcement.
China’s Huawei has overtaken Apple to become the No. 2 smartphone provider in the world. It’s the first time since 2010 Apple wasn’t No. 1 or No. 2.
“Does the X have a full-screen design without that notch?,” Samsung asks rhetorically in a new Galaxy ad.
