Live images of the Samsung SM-W2017 high-end flip phone spotted

Samsung recently announced the Galaxy Folder 2 entry-level clamshell smartphone in China. However, the company is also working on a high-end flip phone codenamed ‘Veyron‘, which we reported about exclusively three months back. Now, live images of the device have been leaked. The SM-W2017, which succeeds the SM-W2016, reportedly features a 4.2-inch Super AMOLED display, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor,...

The Samsung+ application will now tell you if your Galaxy Note 7 needs to be replaced

Earlier this week, Samsung added a page to its official website that enables Galaxy Note 7 owners to determine if their specific handset is subject to the recall by looking at the code etched on the bottom of the back of the device, then plugging it into a box on the page. Now, however, the South Korean company has decided to make it a little bit easier for customers to see if they need to return their unit as it has updated its...

Galaxy A3 (2017) heads to India for testing

We exclusively reported last month that Samsung is now working on the 2017 iteration of the Galaxy A3, the Galaxy A5 and the Galaxy A7. Some specs of these handsets have already been leaked, particularly those of the Galaxy A3 (2017) which was recently spotted on GFXBench. The handset has now been spotted on an import tracker which reveals that Samsung has imported the Galaxy A3 (2017) into...

Samsung starts supplying Tizen handsets to Russia’s biggest company

Samsung’s Tizen platform appears to be performing quite nicely in Russia where handsets like the Samsung Z3 are actively being used by corporate customers as well as government bodies. Oil and gas giant Gazprom is one of the biggest state-owned companies in Russia and Samsung has now started supplying Tizen-powered smartphones to it. President Samsung Electronics San Jin Pak has said that even Russian state authorities are interested in Samsung’s...

Samsung will resume sales of the Galaxy Note 7 on September 28

The Galaxy Note 7 recall debacle is gradually coming to an end for Samsung. In the coming week the company will start providing replacement inventory in key markets so that existing customers can turn in their Galaxy Note 7 units for new ones that have safe batteries. Once it’s done replacing units, Samsung can get down to the business of selling the Galaxy Note 7 once again as sales were suspended when it officially acknowledged the battery cell...