Apple is holding a launch event on Wednesday 19th February, and speculation is rife that we'll see the next iPhone SE. It's ...

Samsung’s smartphones dominate ... to a better feel in the hand: the phone is 0.5mm taller, but 1.4mm narrower and 0.4mm thinner from front to back. These small changes combine to create a ...

Flip phones have resurrected in the past few years but in new form. Before phones became "phablets" and ditched physical front buttons ... foldables on the market: Samsung, Google, OnePlus ...

We think the Samsung ... photography front, but for sheer pocket presence Phone 2 is a genuine alternative. It’s been a while since Motorola was top of the handset pack, but the new Motorola Edge 30 ...

A full history of Samsung Galaxy smartphones. In other words, every Galaxy phone released ... and a 2MP front-facing snapper rounded off the rest off the impressive spec sheet, while NFC – a real ...

The Galaxy S8 and the Galaxy S8 Plus were not a revolutionary improvement, but they did introduce much slimmer bezels on the front as Samsung moved the front-facing fingerprint sensor from the S7 ...

The S25 also uses Corning Gorilla Armor 2 to protect the phone and provide better durability. Credit: Celso Bulgatti, CNET Samsung's new One UI 7 AI assistant took up a significant chunk of the ...

If there's ever one major event in the annual tech calendar – certainly when talking about the best Android phones ... It's great to see that Samsung is back to using Qualcomm's hardware ...

Its 4-inch display was considered to be quite large at the time and the phone ... back, and the device came powered by a 2,600mAh capacity removable battery. Samsung managed to sell 4 million ...

The Galaxy S25 phones' cameras ... a dog wearing a red coat in front of a cake (hopefully not actually eating it). One of the smaller, but still cool, features Samsung showed off was being able ...

The two tools are complementary to each other, and Bixby plays a key role at Samsung, whose products span mobile phones to TVs and home appliances, he said. Mr Thomas Husson, an analyst at ...