Galaxy S7 specs appear on Geekbench

Another model of the Galaxy S7 appears to have made its way to the benchmarks, the Galaxy S7 (SM-G930W8) has been spotted on Geekbench, possibly revealing some specs of the Galaxy S7. The benchmark result shows that this model is also powered by Samsung’s own Exynos 8890 processor instead of the Qualcomm Snapdragon 820, which is being manufactured by Samsung, and features 4GB of RAM. Last month one...

Samsung has launched a partner app for BBC’s mini-computer

The BBC will soon be delivering its micro:bits mini-computer, that’s quite similar to Raspberry Pi, to all 6th-grade students in the United Kingdom. As they wait for the mini-computer to arrive, teachers can take this time to get familiar with a new partner app that Samsung has released for micro:bits. It’s part of Samsung’s mission to use the Internet of Things to plug the digital skills gap...

Galaxy S7 spotted in AnTuTu benchmark with Exynos 8890 processor and expected specs

The Galaxy S7 edge was spotted on AnTuTu a few days ago, and now, it’s the non-edge sibling’s turn. That particular Galaxy S7 edge was powered by the Snapdragon 820 (for AT&T), but this time, the Galaxy S7 features Samsung’s own homegrown Exynos 8890 processor instead. The specs are nothing new, but serve to remind us that the rumors are bearing out. First, the same 5.1-inch, Quad HD...

Score great discounts on Gear S2 and Galaxy A5 as a part of Samsung UK’s Winter Sale

Samsung UK is conducting a winter sale right now, and some great deals are listed on its official website. These deals include discounts on smartphones, tablets, smartwatches, camera accessories, televisions, wireless speakers, as well as home appliances. However, two deals stand out, the Gear S2 and the Galaxy A5. You can grab a pair of Gear S2 Classic smartwatches for just £449 instead of a regular price of £598. The 16GB variant...

Samsung starts large-scale inspection into its chip business

Samsung has reportedly initiated a large-scale inspection into contract chip business, System LSI, that ran into a $820 million loss during 2014. This unit manufactures mobile application processors, images sensors for cameras, and TV displays. According to a report from The Herald Business, Samsung’s inspection aims to have a close look at the division’s spendings and investments over the past six to seven years. However, a company official was...