Samsung is celebrating 10 years since the arrival of the first Galaxy flagship – the Galaxy S. To extend its gratitude to loyal customers, the company has announced a month full of deals and discounts on several of its products. This goes along with a bunch of subscription benefits, as well as attractive trade-in offers
We have collected some of the email issues on select #Samsung devices (#GalaxyNote5, #GalaxyS6, #GalaxyS6Edge) so we can share their solutions to our community. Below are the specific issues mentioned here today: Galaxy Note 5 not receiving emails “Please use a valid email address” error when trying to login to a site Gmail
Apple’s ongoing legal tussle with Samsung has taken a new turn with the Cupertino giant now asking for a ridiculous $40 per every Galaxy smartphone and tablet sold in the coming days. This comes after Apple alleged Samsung of infringing on five of its patents pertaining to autocorrect, slide to unlock, data synchronization, the ability to
No reason to beat it around the bush any longer, Samsung’s Galaxy S5 is not what everyone expected it to be. It’s not the monumental flop haters are relentlessly trying to make it look like, but it’s clearly a lemon, barely edging out the six-month-old LG G2 in a head-to-head comparison and bowing down to
No one, or rather no sane person with the tiniest shred of common sense, expected Samsung’s Galaxy S5 to revolutionize the mobile landscape as we know it. There simply was no way, unless it packed fingerprint recognition, eye scanning features and the ability to cook dinner from scratch. Ultimately, it came with just one of
The dust hasn’t settled since Samsung unveiled its next flagship Android smartphone, the Galaxy S5 at MWC currently on-going in Barcelona, and it is for a good reason too. The Samsung Galaxy smartphones are often considered the face of Android and the manufacturer and the introduction of the new wholly improved Galaxy S5 is bound
It’s almost here. Yet there’s still so much about it we don’t know. Or rather, we’re unsure of. At least two primary Samsung Galaxy S5 versions (not counting sub-varieties like the Zoom or Mini) will presumably roll out at some point, but no one’s certain if both the “Standard” and “Prime” are due for announcements
I’m not one to usually defend the so-called “brand dilution” that comes inherent with a marketing strategy focusing primarily on “diversity” or “choice”. So you won’t hear me say this often, but rolling out a slightly more affordable, smaller phablet with Galaxy Note 3’s functionality and software perks always seemed like a good idea. Until
Watch out, Apple, there are some new Android-running iPad “killers” in town, and they may just give the so far undisputed tablet heavyweight champ a run for its money. Or at least work as a stepping stone for when Android finally dethrones iOS in this seemingly one-sided contest. Make no mistake, the time will come,
It’s nearly confirmed and set in stone: Samsung plans to unveil the “next big thing” on February 24, just as the Mobile World Congress gets under way, in Barcelona, Spain. The hints and clues are all there, so the Galaxy S5 can’t keep eluding us for much longer. Too bad recent speculation got the big
Oh, look, Samsung has another mid-range Galaxy S4 lookalike in the pipeline. Model numbered SM-G3518, this thing has very obvious close ties with the Galaxy Core Plus (aka G3500), though its official name is quite the tough nut to crack. Galaxy Core Advance? Nah, that’s taken already by an underwhelming 4.7-incher with WVGA resolution, modest
It’s become a year-opening tradition, nay ritual to sift through countless rumors, reports and hearsay on whatever “next big thing” Samsung has in store for its ever-growing Galaxy smartphone family. But I think we can all agree “insiders” and “tipsters” have gone a little overboard this time around, with the Galaxy S5 rumor bonanza. Not
As we near the year’s first two major tech-related trade shows, next week’s CES and next month’s MWC, the puzzle that’s Samsung’s 2014 mobile product lineup becomes less and less of a conundrum. For instance, it’s now nearly set in stone that the purported Galaxy Grand Lite will be marketed as the Grand Neo, whereas
Year-end rundowns and recaps would be nothing without previews and rumor roundups, and so, after compiling lists with the Android best of the best and also the worst of worst in 2013, it’s time to look ahead at what’s coming in 2014. Hopefully, less flops, more home-runs. As we’ve learned, the leading candidate for both
