Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is now official. Here are details on its specs, features, price and release date info. In short, here's everything you need to know about Samsung's Galaxy Note 7.
It's now official folks. Samsung will unveil its next-generation Galaxy Note phablet, likely to be called Galaxy Note 7, at an event which will be held at the Hammerstein Ballroom in New York City on August 2nd, 2016.
Samsung has upped the ante in the mobile device storage world by introducing a new range of products that could spell disaster for current microSD card technology.
Galaxy S7 Active, Samsung's supposedly ruggedized version of the flagship Galaxy S7 has fallen foul of Consumer Reports stringent testing, and while you might imagine that the issue may be something such as poor reception of bad screen quality, the actual issue is one that's far more worrying.
Images of the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 have leaked online showing off 3 color options that will be available once the phone is officially unveiled.
Apple's now famous "Shot on iPhone" media campaign has a little bit of competition, with Samsung aping the campaign, using the tagline "Captured on Galaxy S7" instead.
Samsung Electronics may be considered the king of smartphones from an Android perspective, but if today's reports are to be believed then it looks as though the South Korean company could be about to embark on a plan that could really change the face of the smartphone industry forever.
Samsung and AT&T have combined forces to officially announce the next model to be made available in the Galaxy S7 range. Rather than extending the range with the introduction of a new device with a larger display or new technical functionality, Samsung has officially introduced the Galaxy S7 Active, a month after photos of the device leaked online.
Samsung has introduced two new wearables today, the first being second-generation Gear Fit called Gear Fit 2, and second being truly wireless earbuds called Gear IconX.
At the Display Week conference in San Francisco this week, Samsung Electronics showed off some progression in screen technology for the consumer tech market. Hidden away amongst the new Smart TV sets, smartphones and desktop monitors, was a stunning 4K UHD 5.5-inch smartphone display intended for use in virtual reality.
