Samsung’s October 11 device reveal may be for the four-camera Galaxy A9

Samsung appears to be gearing up to launch a new smartphone merely a couple of months after the Galaxy Note 9 arrived on the scene. Details are slim at this point in time but the invite it has posted on its website hints at the possibility that this may be the rumored device with four cameras. It was rumored by a China-based leakster about a week ago that Samsung has a new device with four cameras....

SamMobile Daily Recap: September 13, 2018 – Galaxy S10, Note 8 updates, and more

We publish a lot of stories on a daily basis. Unfortunately, the majority of news breaks during our European hours of operation, which makes it difficult for our readers in the US (and other regions) to keep up. However, we think we’ve come up with a fantastic solution — a daily recap. Here’s what we covered today. Phones Samsung’s making a Galaxy A7 (2018), confirms Bluetooth certification [Poll] Do you want Samsung to start offering...

Samsung reportedly has a Galaxy S10 model with five cameras

Much has already been said about the Galaxy S10 even though the handset isn’t due until early next year. We will continue to hear more about the device until it’s officially launched. A new report about the Galaxy S10 camera suggests that at least one model of the device is going to feature five cameras. If the report is accurate, it would be the company’s first device with a total of five cameras. It suggests that the high-end Galaxy S10 model will...

Galaxy S9 and S9+ update rolling out with September 2018 security patch

Samsung has started updating the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+ with the September 2018 security patch today, following similar updates for the Galaxy Note 9 and the Galaxy Note 8. The Galaxy Note 8 update was a big one as it introduced new camera features from the Galaxy S9 and Note 9, but the Galaxy S9 update seems to be a minor one with just the newer security patch. That means no Bixby 2.0, although...

Galaxy Note 8 AR Emoji: How do you access it, and is it any good?

In an interesting turn of events, Samsung has released a new software update for the Galaxy Note 8 and brought over two unique camera features from the Galaxy S9 and the Galaxy Note 9. One of them is AR Emoji and the other is super slow-mo videos, although it’s called Super Slow-motion on the Note 8. While Super Slow-motion seems to work well enough, we thought we’d give AR Emoji a try on the Note...

[Poll] Do you want Samsung to start offering gradient colors for smartphones?

Samsung has a habit of trying to reignite sales for its flagship smartphones by launching new color options. It appears to be gearing up to do that for the Galaxy Note 9 as leaked renders suggest that a silver color option may be in the pipeline. However, many feel that Samsung isn’t pushing the envelope in the color department like some of its rivals, particularly the Chinese, have. Huawei is one of the more prominent manufacturers to push unique...

Samsung’s making a Galaxy A7 (2018), confirms Bluetooth certification

It seems Samsung isn’t done with using the Galaxy A7 moniker for its mid-range smartphones. Samsung launched the Galaxy A8 (2018) and Galaxy A8+ (2018) as the 2018 versions of the Galaxy A5 and Galaxy A7, but the company is also working on a Galaxy A7 (2018). This confirmation comes from the Bluetooth SIG, which has certified the ‘Galaxy A7 2018’, a device that carries the model number SM-A750FN. The...

Your Galaxy Note 9 can also take regular slow-motion videos

Super slow-mo video recording is one of the highlights of the Galaxy Note 9 camera, just like it was on the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+. Super slow-mo videos are great, but they aren’t suitable in scenes with poor lighting. They are also recorded at a resolution of 1280×720 pixels, meaning they aren’t as sharp as one would like on that beautiful Super AMOLED screen. That’s why regular slow motion videos,...

How to move apps to SD card on the Galaxy Note 9

It’s simple enough to move apps to SD card on Galaxy Note 9. Some of you may still want to do that even though the base model of the handset comes with 128GB of onboard storage. If you splurge a bit you can also get the Galaxy Note 9 with 512GB of internal storage. This particular variant can put 1TB of storage in your pocket as the Galaxy Note 9 can support microSD cards of up to 512GB. This easy...