Being the largest smartphone company in the world, Samsung is expected to capture every segment of the smartphone market. However, it has been noticed that the South Korean giant is losing hold of the budget smartphone segment that is being captured by companies like Xiaomi, Lenovo, and LeEco.
Samsung recently demoed an impressive 5.5-inch 4K UHD display and that AMOLED screen could make its way to next year’s Galaxy S8, according to a new report says. At that size most users won’t be able to tell the difference between a 4K and a 2K display, but such a high-resolution screen might have a different purpose: virtual reality.
Recently surfaced render video of Samsung Galaxy Note 6 revealed a slew of awe-inspiring features that bear resemblance to its previously released cousin- the Galaxy S7. The upcoming phablet flagship of the Note series will reportedly come out around September with features that include a dual-edged display, a USB-type C port, Stylus Pen, and more.
Ahead of its purported release in September, rendered images of Samsung Galaxy Note 6 are making rounds online. Leaks from a known tech tipster portray the phablet flagship with dual-edged display.
Samsung recently announced during a special event in New York City the successor to the successful first smart fitness tracker form the company, the Samsung Gear Fit.The sequel device, the Samsung Gear Fit 2, has improved features and a set of new features that make the device more than just a simple fitness tracker.
Fresh leaked updates from a reputable online tipster suggest an August 3 release for Samsung Galaxy Note 6. If rumors prove accurate, key features may include the next-gen memory DRAM chip, Snapdragon 823 processor, 5.8-inch screen display, and BRITECELL Technology to improve the camera’s shooting capability under low-light conditions.
New reports suggest Samsung could unveil its Note device before Apple's launch this year. The next phablet could be called Note 7, suggest rumor mills.
Samsung's Note 6 could be called Note 7, new leaks suggest. The South Korean company is holding a launch gathering on June 2.
Korean consumer electronics giant Samsung will leave no stones unturned with the upcoming phablet flagship Galaxy Note 6 armed with specs and features that could eclipse Galaxy S7’s market success. Meanwhile, a plan may currently be in the works to bypass the entire Note 6 generation and go with Galaxy Note 7 to beat Apple’s iPhone 7 to market
The Android N release is getting closer though Samsung Galaxy owners might have to wait awhile for the company to roll out its version of Google’s upcoming operating system.Earlier this year, Google confirmed the next version of Android. Android N is currently in beta ahead of a public release that’s expected to take place, for Nexus phones and tablets, sometime this summer.Android N doesn’t have an official name yet, Google is asking the public to help name it, but it does have a nice list of confirmed features.While some companies (like HTC) have announced plans to bring Android N and its impressive set of features to market, companies like Samsung remain silent.
Microsoft has been telling us that tablets are the future of personal computing since the original Surface and Windows 8, yet after all these years, very few Windows tablets have been able to hit the size, weight and battery life we’ve come to expect from Android and iOS tablets.Samsung tried to change that with the TabPro S. We liked it a lot when we first tried it out, but naturally needed more time to assess the finer details of performance and battery life.
Samsung will launch as many as FIVE new Galaxy flagships in 2017. Well folks this could be it - 2017 may well be the year we first see a smartphone with a truly flexible OLED display, and not just in the "it's a bit bendy" LG G Flex style either.
Google’s latest Android Marshmallow update seems rolling out on all Samsung Galaxy devices albeit slowly. Another rumors points to another Android software upgrade called Android N which will reportedly take effect on Samsung Galaxy-branded gadget sometime in the fourth quarter this year.
Samsung has built an oversized replica of the Galaxy S7 to hang outside Sheremetyevo International Airport, in the latest marketing push for its new device.The billboard from top to bottom stands 80 metres tall paired and 40 metres wide, enabling it to be seen from more than two kilometres away.
A new report out of Samsung's native South Korea now claims that the company's next flagship phablet will not be called Galaxy Note 6, as everyone expected. Instead, Samsung will allegedly go with Galaxy Note 7, skipping the number 6 entirely. This is rather unusual but however seems like there are some possible reasons regarding the successive number being skipped which they have mentioned about it below in the Samsung camp.
