Oct 1, 2013
Today is Galaxy Note 3 review day. Almost all of the big websites (we'll get there, some day) have published their reviews of Samsung's new phablet. I've been promised that I will
Several months ago, it was discovered that Samsung's Exynos powered Galaxy S4 could detect what applications were being run on the device, and that when a handful of benchmark programs were detected, the phone
Later this month, Samsung has promised that they'll unveil their first phone to use the company's new flexible AMOLED technology. They haven't provided any details about the device, so for all we
Sep 30, 2013
The Samsung Galaxy Note 3, which has already launched in multiple countries all over the world, is going to hit America's shores this Friday courtesy of AT&T for a cool $299 and a
Back in July, Samsung announced that they're going to hold their very first developer focused event in San Francisco on October 27th. Today, the South Korea handset maker is announcing that a similar event
Sep 27, 2013
Smartphones today remind me of computers in the 90s. By that I mean every successive generation blows the previous generation out of the water. While it may be hard to believe, there was a time
Samsung's new flagship phone, the Galaxy Note 3, is (as far as I know) the first phone to hit the market with a region lock. What exactly does that mean? If you shell out
Sep 26, 2013
Samsung's first smartwatch, the Galaxy Gear, has numerous problems. It only lasts a day, the user interface is laggy, but the most egregious issue is compatibility. Out of the box, the Gear works with
When Samsung announced the Galaxy Note 3 and the Galaxy Gear at IFA earlier this month, there was also another device they was unveiled that didn't get a ton of attention: The Galaxy Note
Ask any tech journalist which Samsung device made them start paying attention to the South Korean handset maker, and you'll universally get the same answer: The Galaxy S II. When it was launched a
Are you sitting down? Because I have some news for you that will make you want to shove your first through a wall. About an hour ago, David Meyer from GigaOM filed an article saying
Sep 25, 2013
When Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Note 3 at IFA in Berlin earlier this month, they did something that usually only Apple does: They announced when it was going to come out. That day is today,
Most of whatever Apple does, Samsung quickly copies. Sometimes their implementation of an Apple idea is actually better than the original, but most of the time they stumble. Case in point, today's announcement of
For as long as I can remember, Samsung has been demoing bendable OLED screens at various tradeshows. A video my old colleagues from IntoMobile uploaded in January 2011 (see below) is proof of that. Now
Sep 24, 2013
Samsung is one of the few companies out there that have the benefit of producing a bunch of their components in-house. Samsung phones use Samsung chips, Samsung screens, Samsung batteries, Samsung cameras, you get
The cycle of the computer industry can best be described as this: hardware gets faster, which lets software do more, but then hardware gets even more faster, so again, software improves. We all say that
Every Samsung review, regardless of which media outlet publishes said review, always mentions the incredibly poor choice of materials that the Korean handset maker uses for their devices. As someone who has had years of
Sep 23, 2013
Samsung's Galaxy Note 3 is going to go on sale later this week in over 140 countries. It's a phone that's pretty much unrivaled in the specification department. You're looking at
