Galaxy Note 10 Lite deal drops up to INR 8,000 off the original price in India

It’s only been a few days since Amazon dropped the Galaxy Note 10 Lite price in India. Now, Samsung India is offering an even better deal for the Galaxy Note 10 Lite on its own e-shop. Prices for the 6GB and 8GB models have been permanently dropped by INR 1,000 ($13) and customers can shave up to an additional INR 7,000 ($91) when buying the device online. The 6GB and 8GB Galaxy Note 10 Lite is now...

Why Google’s Android updates are overrated for Samsung phones now

There’s always a lot of excitement for Google’s Android updates. The company releases a major OS update every year with new features and improvements. There’s always a beta program for select devices and its Pixel smartphones are always the first to get the new update. Third-party OEMs that sell Android devices release the update for their users after that. It’s easy to understand why so many people are keen on getting the new update as soon as possible....

Samsung Galaxy A31 review: A good phone for the non-gamers out there

Samsung’s 2020 lineup of Galaxy A series phones is already getting as big as the 2019 lineup, with plenty of new launches in recent weeks. Somewhere in the lower end of the spectrum lies the Galaxy A31, which is clearly meant to target customers who don’t want to shell out more for the well-rounded Galaxy A51. The Galaxy A31 has a number of attractive features in its spec sheet: A 6.4-inch Super AMOLED...

Samsung Display to relocate most of its PC monitor lines to Vietnam

Samsung Display is going to relocate most of its computer display manufacturing lines to the Samsung Electronics HCMC CE Complex in Vietnam, according to a recent report from the local media. With all of the company’s LCD manufacturing facilities in China and South Korea being planned to close down by the end of the year, Vietnam is expected to become the world’s leading supplier of Samsung computer monitors. Samsung will stop manufacturing PC displays...

Four months later, has our opinion from the Galaxy Z Flip review changed?

We pointed out in our Galaxy Z Flip review that the biggest compliment one could give this device was that it didn’t feel unusual. By no means is the Galaxy Z Flip a conventional smartphone. It resurrects a form factor that has long been considered a part of history and fuses that with the world’s first foldable glass display. How good or bad a smartphone is goes beyond the specs that it can tout....

PlayStation 5-beating Samsung 980 PRO SSD gets approved by NRRA

Samsung’s high-performance 980 PRO SSD is inching closer to release. Today, June 19, the 980 PRO SSD carrying model number MZ-V8P1T0 was greenlit by South Korea’s National Radio Research Agency (NRRA). The 980 PRO moniker is unmentioned in the NRRA papers, however, we’ve known that the aforementioned model number corresponds to the 980 PRO SSD ever since the product’s original unveiling at CES 2020. The...

Galaxy S20+ BTS Edition pre-orders confirmed for the Philippines

Samsung Philippines today confirmed that the highly sought-after Galaxy S20+ BTS Edition series will be releasing in the Southeast Asian country in a matter of days. Pre-orders will begin next week, possibly as early as Monday, June 22nd. As things stand right now, BTS fans in the Philippines will be able to get their hands on the limited-edition smartphones either directly from Samsung’s online store, or by going to one the company’s major...

Purple craze: Galaxy S20+ BTS Edition pre-orders already sold out

In an unsurprising turn of events, the Galaxy S20+ 5G BTS Edition smartphones sold out almost as soon as they became available for pre-orders in the boy band and Samsung’s home country of South Korea, with Singapore following suit, as well. An hour is all it took for the purple-colored Android flagship to receive an out-of-stock label in the Far East. Note that this only applies to the 5G variants of the device, while the 4G LTE-only models...

Samsung’s Lee Jae-Yong visits chip R&D center to discuss future strategy

Ever since the retrial of Samsung heir Lee Jae-Yong’s bribery case began last year, uncertainties regarding the company’s leadership have been growing. He issued a public apology last month and had to appear in the South Korean court earlier this month, and a possible arrest has been hanging over his head. Lee has been conducting high-profile meetings since his arrest warrant was denied two weeks ago. Today, Samsung’s Vice Chairman visited a...