Samsung Electronics has today officially introduced the world to the rumored Galaxy View, a device that the company says will "deliver an unprecedented mobile entertainment experience by streaming video and media content on the largest Android mobile device available on the market". In short, the South Korean company has built a whopping 18.4-inch tablet that it hopes will appeal to consumers around the globe who are passionate about consuming content from streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, and YouTube.
Here's a side-by-side comparison between Apple iPhone 6s Plus vs Samsung Galaxy Note 5. If you're torn between the two of the most popular 2015 flagship smartphones, the comparison below should give you a idea on which one to get.
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If you can feign surprise for a moment please - the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 is getting a new Pink Gold color option. Or Rose Gold, if you like.
New rumors suggest Samsung's Galaxy S7 will come with Apple's 3D Touch-like ClearForce-powered pressure sensitive display to rival the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus.
Apple has finally broken its silence and responded to ongoing Chipgate controversy surrounding its use of A9 chips from two different manufacturers, TSMC and Samsung, in iPhone 6s / 6s Plus, and their difference in performance.
Here's a real-world speed test comparison between Apple's iPhone 6s Plus with 2GB RAM and Dual-Core processor, and Samsung's Galaxy Note 5 with 4GB RAM and Octa-Core CPU.
Here's how to check if your iPhone 6s / iPhone 6s Plus has a TSMC manufactured A9 chip or Samsung manufactured A9 chip.
Someone at Samsung needs to get hold of its PR department, possibly giving those within it a little shake. Something is clear amiss over there.
Why would you bother investing the time, energy, and financial resources into coming up with your own ideas when you can simply "borrow" inspiration from those around you who continually look to innovate? Samsung is reportedly working on its own smartphone leasing program that will work similar to Apple's recently announced iPhone Upgrade Program.














