Samsung Galaxy S20 pre-orders shipping early in the US

Samsung has surprised customers who pre-ordered the Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20+, or Galaxy S20 Ultra by shipping those orders a week before the official release date. The Galaxy S20 series is set to go on sale worldwide on March 6, but Samsung will be delivering some orders in the US as early as March 2nd. This should make the nearly month long wait between the Galaxy S20’s announcement and its release date slightly less frustrating for the lucky folks...

Samsung starts building its $220 million R&D center in Vietnam

Samsung has started building a new research and development center in Vietnam. The Vietnamese government announced that the South Korean smartphone giant would be investing around $220 million to build the R&D center. The R&D center is being constructed in Hanoi, and the construction is planned to be completed by the end of 2020. The company will employ anywhere between 2,200 and 3,000 people in its new research and development center. Samsung...

Galaxy A41 renders hint towards Infinity-U display, triple-camera setup

We had exclusively reported the existence of the Galaxy A41 three months ago, along with its storage and color variants. Now, we’re seeing the possible design of the upcoming smartphone, thanks to its leaked render images and video. The Galaxy A41’s renders show that Samsung has cut some corners with the phone when compared to the design of the Galaxy A51 and the Galaxy A71. Instead of a screen with...

Samsung plans to sell up to 8 million QLED TVs this year

Samsung has been the leader in the TV segment for more than 14 years now, and its QLED TVs have been making a mark in the premium segment. This year, the South Korean TV giant plans to sell even more QLED TVs to increase its market share and widen its gap with LG and Sony. According to TheElec, Samsung is planning to sell up to 8 million QLED TVs in 2020, which is more than 50% compared to last year’s 5.3 million units. The company’s market share...

Samsung Galaxy M31 review: Another compelling budget Galaxy phone

When Samsung launched the Galaxy M30s last year, we were shocked to see how competitively the company had managed to price the phone. The M30s instantly made the Galaxy A50 feel too costly, and rightly so: Except for the in-display fingerprint sensor and better looking design, the Galaxy A50 was pretty much the same phone as the M30s, only with a considerably smaller battery. Samsung could simply...