Watch the Galaxy Z Fold 2 flex its Flex Mode in this new hands-on video

We’ve grown to love Flex Mode on the original Galaxy Z Flip as it has proved to be very useful in practice, so you can imagine we were very happy to learn about this feature coming to the brand-new Galaxy Z Fold 2. This is not only because Flex Mode is a great concept but also due to the fact that the Galaxy Z Fold 2 has a different form factor than the Galaxy Z Flip, which leaves room for Samsung to toy around with the idea. Indeed, Samsung...

Galaxy Note 20 Ultra destroys iPhone 11 Pro Max in drop test

The Galaxy Note 20 Ultra pretty much demolished Apple’s last year’s flagship in a series of extensive drop tests planned and performed by popular YouTube mobile channel PhoneBuff. Or, perhaps it’d be more accurate to say that the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra — protected by Gorilla Glass Victus on the front and back — watched the iPhone 11 Pro Max destroy itself while taking repeated beatings like a champ. Because that’s pretty much what happened, as the...

First Galaxy A42 camera details emerge but they tell a familiar story

The Galaxy A42 is nowhere near its market debut but this hasn’t stopped the steady flow of leaks from creeping in. We previously and exclusively learned that the Galaxy A42 will be 5G-enabled, making it one of 2021’s most affordable 5G phones. The phone is also expected to pack a generous 5,000mAh battery in support of 5G, and earlier this month the same device was benchmarked online with a Snapdragon 690 chipset and 4GB of RAM under the hood. Now,...

Galaxy S21 may get S Pen as Samsung said to ditch Galaxy Note series

The S Pen is the key differentiator between Samsung’s Galaxy S and Galaxy Note series. That’s why the stylus was never made compatible with any Galaxy S flagship. However, if a new report out of South Korea is believed, Samsung might be making a major change to its lineup in 2021. It’s claimed that the Galaxy S21 will come with an S Pen as Samsung is set to ditch the Galaxy Note series next year. The S Pen will only be available with the top-of-the-line...

Huge SmartThings update drops with some Galaxy Note 20 Ultra extras

The latest SmartThings update is here and wow, do we have a lot to talk about. As of Monday morning CET, this new SmartThings version, build number 1.7.51.42, was only available for download from the Google Play Store. Its Galaxy Store page is still on last month’s update, so make sure you’re trying to upgrade from the correct store if you’re having issues with getting the release to actually show...

T-Mobile rolling out One UI 2.5 update to the Galaxy S20 series

It’s not often that the Snapdragon variant of Samsung’s flagship phones sold stateside gets a substantial new update as quickly as the Exynos variant, but times seem to be a-changing, and T-Mobile is leading the charge. The Exynos-powered Galaxy S20 series received the One UI 2.5 update in some markets on the same day the Galaxy Note 20 and Note 20 Ultra were released worldwide, and the update is...

Infamous green tint screen returns with Galaxy Tab S7, Note 20 Ultra

The notorious green tint issue plaguing the displays of many a Galaxy S20 earlier this year appears to have made a comeback with Samsung’s newly debuted Galaxy Note 20 and Galaxy Tab S7 series. We’ve already noticed several new owners of the Galaxy Tab S7, Galaxy Tab S7+, and the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra reporting pretty much the same thing – that their devices look like they’re about to vomit the...

Galaxy Buds, Galaxy Buds+, and Galaxy Buds Live can reportedly overheat

The Galaxy Buds+ and the Galaxy Buds Live are among the best truly wireless earphones available today. They feature a simple yet well-fitting design, great sound for their price, and long-lasting battery life. However, they can reportedly overheat in some conditions. Yes, not only smartphones and tablets but even wireless earphones can overheat. Some users of the Galaxy Buds, Galaxy Buds+, and the Galaxy Buds Live are reporting that using the buds...

Samsung’s next-gen Quantum Dot displays expected in Q3 2021

While Samsung already sells QLED-based digital signage displays for commercial use, monitors, and TVs, they are not based on the real Quantum Dot technology. The company’s current-generation QLED technology uses regular LCD panels with a quantum dot enhancement film to improve the color and LED backlighting. However, the South Korean tech giant is working on the next-generation QLED panels with true,...