Galaxy Buds Pro appear well-priced for the features they offer

The Galaxy Buds Pro are shaping up to be Samsung’s best truly wireless earphones ever. Their design and features have been leaked weeks ahead of their announcement, which is set to happen next month alongside the Galaxy S21. Now, their pricing for the US market has been leaked as well. Samsung’s own marketing slide that compares the Galaxy Buds Pro’s specs with the Galaxy Buds+ and the Galaxy Buds...

Galaxy Chromebook 2 could offer improvement in one important aspect

Samsung will soon launch the next-generation Galaxy Chromebook. The device was first reported three weeks ago, and its image appeared yesterday for the first time. The Galaxy Chromebook 2 has largely the same design as that of its predecessor, but it could offer improvement in one important aspect where the Galaxy Chromebook fell short. A leaked marketing image shows that the Galaxy Chromebook 2 will...

Samsung removes ad mocking iPhone 12 not having a charger in the box. Any guesses why?

History, as they say, repeats itself, and that’s exactly what seems to be happening now. Last year, when Samsung ditched the headphone jack for its flagship phones, it deleted old ads mocking Apple for doing the same. Now, Samsung has removed an ad its Caribbean subsidiary posted back when the iPhone 12 was announced, mocking its archrival for not including a charger in the box, and we think we know why. Samsung is repeating history, but once again,...

First One UI 3.0 beta update is now out for the Galaxy A51 5G

The Galaxy M31 was Samsung’s first mid-range phone to enter the One UI 3.0 beta stages of development. It happened earlier today but it didn’t take long for another very popular mid-range phone, the Galaxy A51 5G, to follow in its footsteps. Samsung has introduced the Android 11-based One UI 3.0 beta program for the Galaxy A51 earlier today and it broke the news on the Community forums. Samsung Members and Galaxy A51 5G owners in Korea can now sign...

Paid content will soon be removed from the Galaxy Store in some markets

Samsung will be pulling the plug on paid Galaxy Store content in a handful of countries come next month, the company confirmed in a notice that was sent out to users who reside in affected markets. Free content will remain available for download but paid apps will be going away along with apps that have in-app purchases as well as paid Galaxy Themes beginning January 26. The markets that will be affected...

Samsung is poised to win the smart TV race for the 15th consecutive year

Samsung has been the world’s top smart TV brand for more than a decade and market research firm Omdia estimates that 2020 won’t break the company’s incredible winning streak. According to said company, Samsung is about to become the largest TV vendor in the world for the 15th consecutive year. That’s become somewhat of an expectation given the company’s success over the last decade and a half, but what you might not expect is for Samsung to enjoy...

SamMobile promotion gets you 25% off PanzerGlass accessories

Any SamMobile reader can download Samsung firmware and APKs directly from our website, and as most of you know, all our resources are available for free while premium members take advantage of additional benefits such as faster firmware downloads, expert support, ad-free browsing on our website, as well as access to giveaways and various promotions. Right now though, any SamMobile reader – premium or otherwise – can save 25% on PanzerGlass accessories...

Samsung vs Google in 2020: Hardware titan against the software giant

It has been more than a decade since Samsung partnered with Google to launch its first Android smartphone, the GT-I7500 Galaxy. Since then, the two companies have helped each other in becoming market leaders. Although the two firms are close partners, they compete against each other in multiple categories, including smartphones, audio, and smart home products. As we approach the end of this challenging...

Latest Firmware Updates: Galaxy A50, Galaxy Note 20, and more

Samsung releases new firmware updates for dozens of smartphones and tablets every single day. It can often be difficult to keep track of them all, particularly if you’re someone who likes to always have the latest firmware on their device. Not all of the updates are significant or bring new features. Most updates only bring the latest monthly security patches. Long-awaited major OS updates continue to be rolled out for devices across various regions,...