One unlucky user’s Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+ apparently started sizzling and emitting fumes when it was plugged in and charging, that too with an official Samsung charger.

Here’s a side-by-side specs comparison between Samsung Galaxy S7 vs Galaxy S7 Edge vs Galaxy S6 vs Galaxy S6 Edge. Should you upgrade?

Samsung has released Android Marshmallow update for the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge along with some enhanced features including a wider edge panel for the S6 Edge. Here are the details.

The introduction of new hardware from one of the world’s largest smartphone manufacturers doesn’t just mean new shiny goodness for tech fans who love the latest device. It also means price reductions on older hardware that will directly benefit those consumers who simply don’t feel the need to own the latest and greatest release. As of right now, Samsung has applied further reductions to last year’s Galaxy S6 taking the price down to a very reasonable $450 for off contract unlocked model. Galaxy S6 normally retails for around $500.

Here’s a still photos camera comparison between Apple iPhone 6s Plus vs Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+. Which one comes out on top?

Samsung has launched a new ad campaign that not only attempts to turn the current hype surrounding the iPhone 6s to its own advantage, but that also mocks Apple’s now popular “If it’s not an iPhone, it’s not an iPhone” tagline.

Samsung can hardly deny that it’s feeling the pressure in what is an extremely competitive and cut-throat smartphone market. The company’s most recent financial results are proof of this, with the South Korean company struggling to find growth in what has become an entirely saturated market. Now, in an effort to get its Galaxy smartphones into the hands of as many users as possible – in particular owners of Apple’s iPhone – Samsung has announced its “Ultimate Test Drive” program where consumers can test drive a Galaxy smartphone for just $1.

Here’s a specs and features comparison between Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+ vs Galaxy S6 Edge vs Galaxy S6 in a head-to-head chart.

With Samsung having just unveiled the much awaited Galaxy Note 5 and the larger Galaxy S6 Edge+, it was inevitable that the Korean giant would present us with an official launch date for its fabled mobile payment system; Samsung Pay.

If you have been on the fence about ordering a Galaxy S6 or Galaxy S6 Edge and are a fan of T-Mobile, then now may be the time to get that order in after the company slashed prices by as much as $200.

Samsung just can’t quite catch a break right now, and after posting another worrying earnings report, the company has started its first round of Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge price cuts. Unfortunately however, if you want to see a cheaper Galaxy S phone you will need to be in the Netherlands, as that is the only Samsung store to reflect the newly discounted price as of yet. If you do have access to Samsung Netherland’s online store though, a €100 (around $100 USD) discount awaits you starting on 32GB Galaxy S6, and €150 (around $165 USD) starting on 32GB S6 Edge.

Some good news for Android lovers across the world who are looking for a new smartphone. In light of its very recent, but yet another disappointing quarterly earnings, Samsung is reportedly planning on cutting the price of its Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge handsets in an attempt to boost uptake and revenue. Earnings calls are always a difficult time for companies that appear to be in a transitional period. Samsung reported a net profit of approximately $4.9 billion, which represents a reduced profit of 8% from last year; not great news for the South Korean company.