and our top pick is the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra, thanks to its large size, ultra-responsive S Pen, Galaxy AI capabilities, and ability to act as a replacement for your laptop. Read on to see ...

This isn't an elastic-like screen that you can pull apart like a rubber band. Instead, Samsung Display's concept bulges from the center to form what looks like a dome. It's just a concept ...

You’d better like it because that’s pretty much all you’re gonna get. Samsung changed as little as it could on the Galaxy S25 and S25 Plus, announced today alongside the larger and ...

One of the best ways to do this is by using a screen protector. The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is a powerful and feature-packed smartphone with a gorgeous 6.9-inch AMOLED display. While the display ...

X, formerly Twitter, debuted a new feature for its US users on Sunday — a tab dedicated to watching ... media viewer expands videos to full screen with a single click, allowing you to easily ...

According to his Wikipedia page, Cain played a year on the water polo team at Pepperdine University, where he only scored one goal and once praised the team for being so accommodating to his ...

Galaxy Tab S10 FE and S10 FE+ are reported to feature Exynos 1580 chipset Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 SoC may power the Galaxy Tab Active 5 Pro All tablets could be offered in both Wi-Fi and 5G configurations ...

You can find out more about it via the OnePlus Pad 2 review. While the OnePlus Pad 2 is the clear winner from my perspective, Samsung fans will probably want to pick the Galaxy Tab S9 FE+ instead.

Samsung is gearing up for an exciting event on January 22, where it will unveil its much-anticipated next-generation Galaxy S series. While all eyes will be on the new smartphones, there's also buzz ...

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra might be just the right tablet for you, but if you don’t need a big, water-resistant Android, you should probably just buy an iPad Pro. Other than the design ...

Samsung Care+ with Theft and Loss is Samsung's premium protection plan in the US, and this now has an exciting change. You no longer have to pay $29 for every screen replacement as before.