ARTIK Cloud application for the Gear S2 adjusts lights, talks to non-Samsung devices

We reported earlier this summer that Samsung had released its ARTIK Cloud application for the Gear S2 in Google’s Play Store, but a new video shows just how Samsung’s new ARTIK Cloud application will work between the Gear S2 and non-Samsung devices. In the video, the ARTIK cloud app allows the user to control the lights from the Samsung Gear S2 with just a tap (thanks to the new ARTIK Cloud Gear...

Themes Thursday: Here are this week’s best themes for your Galaxy smartphone

We’re back with this week’s Themes Thursday, a place where we showcase the best themes released each week for Galaxy smartphones. Samsung has been releasing over 100 themes each week, and this week is no different. 105 new themes have been released in the Theme Store over the past seven days, and we’ve picked four themes that you might like. The Pixel Theme mimics the look and feel of the UI on the...

Samsung says the Galaxy S8 will have a ‘slick design’ and ‘improved camera’

The news cycle has been dominated today by the fact that the Galaxy Note 7 has eviscerated Samsung mobile division’s profits but the company doesn’t want you to focus on that, it wants you to start getting excited about the Galaxy S8. One of the company’s top executives has revealed a nugget of information about Samsung’s next flagship smartphone which many are already looking forward to as it’s expected to bounce back from its Galaxy Note 7 woes...

Daily Deal: Grab this Galaxy compatible wireless charging pad for just $15.99

As a part of our Daily Deals series, we bring you an interesting deal every day. If you own a Qi-compatible smartphone from Samsung or any other brand, you can have a look at this wireless charging pad that is being sold for just $14.99 today by Amazon. The Qi-compatible wireless charging pad from HiveTech, which has a retail price of $59.99, is being sold on Amazon for $14.99 in the US. It features an attractive circular design. Apart from being...

Still holding on to a Galaxy Note 7? It’s just not worth it anymore

The Galaxy Note 7 could have done so much for Samsung. The ill-fated flagship had a lot of potential. When the handset was unveiled in August this year many suggested that it would turn out to be Samsung’s best-selling smartphone and would carry the impressive sales momentum set by the Galaxy S7 series. It all went south when reports started surfacing that the Galaxy Note 7′s battery was catching fire for no apparent reason. Samsung investigated...