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11-inch Galaxy Tab S9 still makes a lot of sense to me in 2024

11-inch Galaxy Tab S9 still makes a lot of sense to me in 2024

We do our best to bring relevant and worthwhile Samsung deals to the attention of our readers regularly, but the one we discussed earlier today really made me think about the importance of the base Galaxy Tab S9 tablet in 2024, in light of the unusual Galaxy Tab S10 series launch. After giving it some […]

  • By Mihai Matei
  • 2 days ago
I’m optimistic about Snapdragon 8 Elite’s thermals on the Galaxy S25 series

I’m optimistic about Snapdragon 8 Elite’s thermals on the Galaxy S25 series

The Snapdragon 8 Elite is freakishly powerful for a mobile chip. While Apple had the lead for a while, Qualcomm has come out swinging over the last few years and its recent Snapdragon chips have offered stellar CPU and GPU performance while also being incredibly efficient. But with more power come more heating issues and […]

  • By Abhijeet Mishra
  • 4 days ago
Why I’m okay with official One UI 7.0 release being pushed to 2025

Why I’m okay with official One UI 7.0 release being pushed to 2025

You must have heard by now: Samsung will not release Android 15 and One UI 7.0 for any Galaxy device in 2024. While a One UI 7.0 beta program will go live this year, the stable release will coincide with the launch of the Galaxy S25 lineup next year. To no one's surprise, fans didn't […]

  • By Abhijeet Mishra
  • 6 days ago
TM Roh certainly has the right to be upset with Samsung Foundry

TM Roh certainly has the right to be upset with Samsung Foundry

Samsung Foundry has been trying very hard to compete against TSMC, the undisputed contract chip manufacturing leader, particularly on the advanced nodes. Hundreds of billions of dollars are spent every year by top chip designers like Qualcomm, NVIDIA, AMD, and many more to have their chips made at foundries, since they don’t have their own. […]

  • By Adnan Farooqui
  • 1 week ago
Samsung better be clear about its foldable plans next year

Samsung better be clear about its foldable plans next year

Love it or hate it, Samsung announced a new limited-edition foldable phone earlier today, and it is exclusive to a couple of markets. The Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition will go on sale in Korea later this week, but we're hoping this surprise release won't have repercussions next year. Samsung's foldable phone launch strategy for […]

  • By Mihai Matei
  • 2 weeks ago
One UI 7 needs to bring order to this chaotic feature

One UI 7 needs to bring order to this chaotic feature

Throughout the Samsung fan community, the most polarizing One UI element this year might be the quick panel. Samsung redesigned it with the release of One UI 6.0, and while I don't have a gripe with the new layout, I can see why some people dislike it, as it makes it a bit harder to […]

  • By Mihai Matei
  • 3 weeks ago
Is the Apple Vision Pro leaping ahead of Samsung’s foldable future?

Is the Apple Vision Pro leaping ahead of Samsung’s foldable future?

One could argue that Apple has missed the boat on foldable phones. The company still hasn't shown any indication of making foldable iPhones, despite many rumors to the contrary. On the other hand, Samsung now commands a dominating position in the foldable segment even as plenty of other foldables have come on the market from […]

  • By Adnan Farooqui
  • 4 weeks ago
MediaTek could help Exynos find a crack in Snapdragon’s armor

MediaTek could help Exynos find a crack in Snapdragon’s armor

Exynos has had a rough time in recent years. I don't hate Exynos, and I'm happy with how my Exynos 2400-powered Galaxy S24+ turned out, but I can understand why many Samsung fans might still be reluctant toward the in-house chip brand. As the old adage goes, “Fool me once, shame on you; Fool me […]

  • By Mihai Matei
  • 1 month ago
One thing could go terribly wrong with Samsung’s Galaxy S strategy

One thing could go terribly wrong with Samsung’s Galaxy S strategy

As you may have heard, Samsung might change its Galaxy S flagship strategy in the coming years. Rumor has it that the company will remove the base Galaxy S model from the premium lineup in 2026, which would most likely shine a brighter spotlight on the cheaper and now larger Galaxy FE series. Samsung's strategy […]

  • By Mihai Matei
  • 1 month ago
Samsung cut the entry-level tab, now it should kill the base Galaxy S26

Samsung cut the entry-level tab, now it should kill the base Galaxy S26

Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Tab S10 series earlier this week and it quietly made a move that went unexplained by the company. The new tablet lineup only has two models – the Galaxy Tab S10+ and Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra. You might recall that the company has been launching three models in its flagship tablet […]

  • By Adnan Farooqui
  • 1 month ago
Did Samsung mess up the Galaxy Ring launch?

Did Samsung mess up the Galaxy Ring launch?

Anyone who followed Samsung throughout 2024 will likely agree that there was a generous amount of hype around the Galaxy Ring initially. A brand-new device from Samsung? “Sign me up” is what most of us were thinking, as the company kept doing all the right things to keep the flame burning until the big release. […]

  • By Mihai Matei
  • 1 month ago
Apple’s camera cop-out is Samsung’s chance to crush the iPhone myth

Apple’s camera cop-out is Samsung’s chance to crush the iPhone myth

Smartphone photography has improved considerably over the past decade. Even the most basic of smartphones can spit out decent images now because all of the heavy lifting is done by the camera software now. That's also the reason why smartphone photos look ultra-processed now. The results are a step beyond realistic and in the apparent […]

  • By Adnan Farooqui
  • 2 months ago
There could be a lot wrong with a rollable Galaxy phone

There could be a lot wrong with a rollable Galaxy phone

Although Samsung's display division has experimented for years with all sorts of ambitious but admittedly barely functional prototypes based on foldable and rollable display technology, Samsung's mobile division has taken things slowly. For five years, Samsung MX focused entirely on the now tried-and-tested Galaxy Z Fold and Z Flip formulas. However, this approach to refining […]

  • By Mihai Matei
  • 2 months ago
Ideas Samsung should borrow to improve its SolarCell TV remote controller

Ideas Samsung should borrow to improve its SolarCell TV remote controller

Samsung, the world's biggest TV brand, regularly brings new and useful features with its new TVs. But the company doesn't just focus on features and performance. It also takes steps to make its TVs more environment-friendly, like reducing power consumption and using recycled materials. A couple of years ago, the company introduced the SolarCell TV […]

  • By Asif Iqbal Shaik
  • 2 months ago
Samsung’s losing the battle for India’s richest customers to Apple

Samsung’s losing the battle for India’s richest customers to Apple

India has long been one of Samsung's most prized markets. The company has jealously guarded its lead in the market from Chinese rivals. It suffered a terrible onslaught in the low-end and mid-range segments from both local and Chinese OEMs for over a decade, but Samsung was able to maneuver out of the storm by […]

  • By Adnan Farooqui
  • 2 months ago
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