The Greatest Smartphone You Shouldn't Buy: Samsung Galaxy S8 Review (and Giveaway!)
The $800 Samsung Galaxy S8 is, without question, the best smartphone ever made. But you probably shouldn't buy one.
8+ Best Android Phone Features Your Next Mobile Must Have
If you're planning on buying a new phone in 2017, these are the features you need to look for.
Google Play Music Is Better on Samsung Phones
Google Play Music will be the default music app on all new Samsung phones and tablets. This is thanks to Samsung and Google doing a deal which benefits both companies. And you, probably.
Should You Buy a Samsung? 5 Samsung Galaxy S8 Alternatives
Looking for Samsung Galaxy S8 alternatives? We've covered five of the best smartphone options in 2017, ranging in price from the budget to the premium.
Samsung Launches the New Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus
Samsung has taken the wraps off of its next flagship smartphone. Or, more accurately, its two new flagship smartphones. And, on paper at least, these things look spectacularly good.
10 Reasons You Shouldn't Buy a Samsung Galaxy Book or OLED Display
The Samsung Galaxy Book looks amazing -- on paper, at least. But it hides a secret that no-one talks about: Its Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) display suffers from serious problems.
Samsung SmartThings: The Future of Smart Homes?
Samsung has supported the idea of the smart home for a long time, and their recent developments and flexibility make Samsung's SmartThings a solid investment for the future.
Which Tech Company Has the Best Reputation?
The Harris Poll has announced its Reputation Quotient Ratings for 2017. This sorts America's 100 most visible companies by reputation. The results are likely to surprise you...
Why the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Keeps Exploding
Samsung has finally figured out what was causing the Galaxy Note 7 to explode. Now it can focus on salvaging consumer confidence in the Samsung brand.
Here's Your Chance to Win the Ultimate Samsung Galaxy Setup
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Samsung Is Killing the Galaxy Note 7, Literally
Samsung is executing its final solution to bring the saga of the Galaxy Note 7 to an end, and all that's required to make that happen is a simple software update.
Why the Heck Were Samsung's Batteries Exploding Anyway?
Over 30 different Samsung Galaxy Note 7 phones exploded. Why was it happening? And do you have anything to worry about with your own phone? Here's everything you need to know.
Samsung Recalls Millions of Exploding Washing Machines
Samsung is being forced to recall 2.8 million of its washing machines due to the possibility of them shaking themselves apart. Or, to put it another way, exploding. Sound familiar?
Disgruntled Galaxy Note 7 Owners Are Suing Samsung
Samsung is facing a class-action lawsuit from disgruntled Galaxy Note 7 owners. This lawsuit is focused on Samsung's handling of the Galaxy Note 7 recall, which upset millions of users.
Your Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Is Now Banned From Flying
US authorities have banned the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 from all flights "to, from, or within the United States". What's more, the Galaxy Note 7 is now considered a "forbidden hazardous material".
Galaxy Note 7 Owners Can Get $100 to Stick With Samsung
If you're a Galaxy Note 7 owner looking to ditch your phone before it sets fire to your hair, the company is willing to pay you cold, hard cash to stick with Samsung.
Some Idiots Are Keeping Their Exploding Samsung Phones
In case you missed the news, the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is dead. And yet some Galaxy Note 7 owners are refusing to give up on their favorite smartphone. Idiots.
Samsung: Power Down Your Galaxy Note 7 Immediately
The Galaxy Note 7 is done. Game Over. Samsung has admitted as much, telling owners to power down and stop using their devices. Please heed this advice. Please.
Samsung Kills the Galaxy Note 7, Because Boom!
If you're currently in possession of a Galaxy Note 7, then you may soon be holding a very rare item in your hands. This is because Samsung could be planning to kill it off entirely.
Dump Your Samsung Galaxy Note 7 for Something Less Dangerous
All four major US carriers are now letting their customers dump the Samsung Galaxy Note 7. Customers can exchange their device for a less dangerous alternative.