Samsung brings Korean content to its My Galaxy app in India

Samsung’s My Galaxy is an all-in-one app that offers access to free videos, music, games, news, and more to Galaxy customers in India. Though the app is also used for services such as Samsung Care, Samsung Upgrade, coupons, etc., entertainment has become its primary focus. By partnering with various media companies, Samsung has built an impressive catalog of free content for its customers in the country. The...

Here’s how to save at least $200 on the Galaxy S10

Samsung will fork out a minimum of $200 in trade-in credit for your old, busted Android handset if you reside in the US. That includes antiquated devices with a chipped frame, cracked screen and other signs of wear and tear; while those newer, and in better condition, will fetch a higher amount. There are a number of caveats, though. The handset you’re sending off must turn on and have been wiped clean before it reaches the factory. We aren’t talking...

Galaxy A50 and Galaxy A30 certified with ARCore support

Google has added two more Samsung handsets to the list of devices that support ARCore, the company’s software-based augmented reality (AR) platform. The recently launched Galaxy A50 and Galaxy A30 are now certified to deliver a good experience with AR applications. Over a dozen of Samsung devices support ARCore. This includes the company’s Galaxy S and Galaxy Note flagships from the last few years, as well as several A series and J series phones....

Samsung publishes details of the April 2019 security patch

Samsung has released the security patch details for April 2019. The company releases monthly security maintenance updates for many of its devices to fix vulnerabilities in Android OS as well as its own software. The April 2019 security patch should start making its way to compatible devices in the next few days. Fixes five critical Android OS vulnerabilities As always, the security maintenance release for April 2019 also contains fixes...

You can now use Google Duplex on the Galaxy S10

Google Duplex — an AI-driven robot, who can call facilities like restaurants to make reservations on your behalf — has begun its much-anticipated rollout for non-Pixel-branded handsets in the United States, starting with the Samsung Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10+, according to XDA-Developers. The feature first launched alongside the Google Pixel 3 and Google Pixel 3 XL in October 2018, when it was restricted...