Samsung’s LED vacuum brushes are nothing short of ingenious

I recently ordered a Samsung Bespoke AI Jet Ultra stick cordless vacuum. It was delivered a few days ago, and in the short time I’ve used it, I can honestly say it’s a game-changer. For a first impression, I was struck by the vacuum’s basic features more than its smart capabilities, but the SmartThings integration […]

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Galaxy S25 Edge is razor-thin but fails to be bold in one regard

The Galaxy S25 Edge’s main selling point is its bold design. It’s razor-thin, super lightweight, and uses exotic materials like titanium and the new Gorilla Glass Ceramic 2 protection. However, for a bold device that prides itself on its next-gen design, the Galaxy S25 Edge doesn’t seem all that courageous in one aspect: color options. […]

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Top 3 reasons why you will want Samsung’s new Galaxy S25 Edge

Samsung wants to “accelerate important innovation across the mobile industry.” Those were the company’s words regarding the Galaxy S25 Edge — a phone that Samsung believes marks a breakthrough for its market niche. The Galaxy S25 Edge is undoubtedly unlike the rest of the Galaxy S25 series. Even though it borrows a few key pieces […]

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Set aside some time when you update the Galaxy Watch

Samsung is now rolling out the One UI 6 Watch update to all Wear OS Galaxy Watch models in more markets. That is fantastic news for everyone, but here is a quick PSA if you are still waiting for the firmware to reach your device: Set aside some time when you decide to update your […]

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Why I have beef with Samsung’s hamburger menus

The hamburger button has been a shortcut to list-type menus in different operating systems and software applications since the ’80s (via Wikipedia). Decades later, Android OS adopted the idea of the hamburger menu as a solution to UI design hurdles posed by small screens. And even today, many Android apps, including Samsung first-party apps, use […]

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Two Galaxy A56 upgrades that you should be excited about

The Galaxy A55 was a return to form for Samsung’s most premium mid-range smartphone lineup, and for the company’s mid-range Exynos chips. It brought substantial performance improvements over previous models and is the true successor to the Galaxy A52s, which previously held the title of the fastest and smoothest A-series Samsung phone. Excellent performance is […]

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The biggest, most frustrating drawback of the Samsung Galaxy A55

The Galaxy A55, months after its official launch, remains Samsung’s most exciting mid-range smartphone of 2024. And it will continue to hold on to that title next year as well, until it is succeeded by the Galaxy A56.Summarize in one-click with Galaxy AI The Galaxy A55 has many amazing features, including the Exynos 1480, Samsung’s […]

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Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra and Galaxy AI drew out the artist in me, no pun intended

Samsung introduced the Ultra model in its flagship tablet lineup back in 2022. The Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra brought all the qualities of Super AMOLED displays we have come to love over the years to a massive 14.6-inch panel that was an instant hit, particularly with those who have an artistic streak and loved the […]

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Is a foundry spin-off the answer to Samsung’s $200 billion dollar problem?

Samsung Foundry was established to challenge TSMC’s dominance in the contract chipmaking space but the division has remained unable to take any significant chunk of the market. The reported yield issues on the 3nm process aren’t helping as major clients, including Qualcomm whose chips Samsung uses in its phones, have all opted for TSMC’s tried […]

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Will Samsung’s latest attempt at a cultural shift be another failure?

Samsung has been facing pretty strong headwinds for a few years now. First, it was the supply glut in the memory market which significantly reduced profits. That was followed by its inability to beat SK Hynix and become the frontrunner for HBM3E chips, potentially leading to billions in lost revenue. To make matters worse, Samsung […]

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I’m optimistic about Snapdragon 8 Elite’s thermals on the Galaxy S25 series

The Snapdragon 8 Elite is freakishly powerful for a mobile chip. While Apple had the lead for a while, Qualcomm has come out swinging over the last few years and its recent Snapdragon chips have offered stellar CPU and GPU performance while also being incredibly efficient. But with more power come more heating issues and […]

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TM Roh certainly has the right to be upset with Samsung Foundry

Samsung Foundry has been trying very hard to compete against TSMC, the undisputed contract chip manufacturing leader, particularly on the advanced nodes. Hundreds of billions of dollars are spent every year by top chip designers like Qualcomm, NVIDIA, AMD, and many more to have their chips made at foundries, since they don’t have their own. […]

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