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Samsung is a global electronics giant making smartphones, TVs, displays, appliances, and memory chips. This tag covers Galaxy device launches, OLED and TV technology, leaks and reviews, and the company’s competition with Apple and others. Follow it for the latest on one of the world’s biggest hardware makers.
Samsung spent Apple’s keynote live posting jokes about the iPhone Duo, including a line about reheating its leftovers. The spec sheets tell a closer story.
Fall detection can call for help when a senior can’t. See how the sensors actually work, which smartwatches handle it best, and when a monitored medical alert watch is the safer choice.
Apple, Samsung, Garmin, and Withings all promise serious health tracking in 2026. Here is what each smartwatch actually monitors, what is FDA cleared, and which one fits the health data you actually care about.
European listings put the Galaxy A17 4G at 289.90 euros and the A17 5G at 319.90 euros with 8 GB and 256 GB. Here is the full spec comparison and whether 5G is worth the extra thirty euros.
A new Galaxy ships configured for a shop display. These ten One UI settings, with the exact paths, fix the refresh rate, the animations, the ads, the battery and the side button in about five minutes.
No smartwatch is truly waterproof, only water resistant to a tested limit. Here’s what 5 ATM and IP68 ratings really mean, how 2026’s top watches compare, and how to avoid quiet water damage.
Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman says the folding iPhone Ultra will likely ship with MagSafe magnets built into the phone. Samsung has shipped eight generations of foldables without ever doing that, leaving the magnets in a case you buy separately.
Galaxy owners across four countries woke up to the same message: account deactivated due to a security issue. Wallet, SmartThings and Samsung Find went with it. Changing the password does nothing, and Samsung has not explained the trigger. Here is what has actually worked so far.
Apple, Samsung, and Omron all promise blood pressure tracking in 2026. Here is what each smartwatch actually measures, what is just an estimate, and what the FDA now says about the whole category.
Chinese flagships are shipping 7,000mAh and larger silicon carbon batteries while Apple, Samsung, and Google stay near 5,000mAh. The split comes down to one tradeoff: capacity now against cycle life later, and both sides have a real argument.