The massive 85-inch QE1C is an intense 4K ... monitor, giving you access to info on your overall fitness, running capabilities, and sleep cycles. Our Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Classic review ...

For me, the Samsung Galaxy S25+ is much closer to the Galaxy S25 Ultra (review), and I say this for a few reasons. Except for the S-Pen and an additional zoom lens, the Galaxy S25+ is almost as good ...

Well, at least the price has also stayed the same at $800, more affordable than the Pixel 9 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro. *International buyers will also be happy to learn that while in previous years ...

Galaxy S25 review: One UI 7 and Galaxy AI Samsung unveiled the Galaxy S25, powered by One UI 7, based on Android 15. This significant software update brings substantial changes in design language ...

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I've been reviewing the annual flavor of Samsung's Galaxy S flagship for years now, and it was probably somewhere between the Galaxy S22 Plus and the Galaxy S23 Plus when I lost all hope that Samsung ...

Not sure why Samsung omitted those, I wish they were here. The Galaxy S Ultra series is often considered the King of the Android, and you can’t earn that title without a good software experience. This ...

Samsung’s One UI 7 (review) is already preached for its stability ... As for the video front, the phone can do up to 8K video in 30FPS, and shoot 4K 60FPS video from all its cameras. Including the ...

Shipping began on February 7 Base model starts at $799 / £799 / AU$1,399 Plus starts at $999 / £999 / AU$1,699 The Samsung Galaxy S25 was unveiled at Galaxy Unpacked on January 22 and began ...

Samsung regularly offers trade-in deals where you can send the firm your current phone for hundreds of pounds in discounts. I won’t bury the lede with this review of the Samsung Galaxy S25 and ...

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