“Samsung,” “tablet” and “interesting” aren’t words that often find themselves next to each other in a sentence, but the Galaxy Tab S4 that we’ve seen so much of in recent weeks has the >>
“Samsung,” “tablet” and “interesting” aren’t words that often find themselves next to each other in a sentence, but the Galaxy Tab S4 that we’ve seen so much of in recent weeks has the >>
Despite the fact that Samsung appears to be selling significantly fewer Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+ smartphones than expected, reports indicate that the Galaxy Note 9 will be more of the same in >>
It’s another day in the tech world, which means that there are lots of stories swirling around Android devices allegedly infringing upon patents. Hit the jump for a quick roundup of this week’s >>
Samsung recently launched a teaser website, “tgeltaayehxnx.com,” that contained a twenty-four hour countdown. When the clock hit zero Monday morning, the website redirected users to thenextgalaxy.com. Samsung teases its next-generation Galaxy device with an embedded video, and >>
Tablet shipments increased 56.1% in the fourth quarter of 2011 to 28.2 million units worldwide, according to market research firm IDC. A total of 68.7 million tablets were shipped in 2011, up 155% >>
Samsung on Monday admitted that it has failed to gain ground in the tablet market while Apple’s iPad continues to proliferate at an increasing pace. Speaking with reporters at Mobile World Congress, a >>
A German court affirmed a preliminary ruling on Thursday that determined Samsung’s reworked tablet does not look so much like the iPad that it should be banned. The ruling comes as another blow >>
The Munich Regional Court in Germany on Wednesday rejected Apple’s request to ban Samsung’s local subsidiaries from selling the Samsung Galaxy Nexus smartphone and Galaxy Tab 10.1N tablet. “Samsung has shown that it >>
