Samsung’s Galaxy S27 series is expected to debut in early 2027 and is shaping up to include a model the company has never offered before: a Galaxy S27 Pro. Multiple reports, including one from ETNews, ...

The Galaxy S27 series is not expected until early 2027, but rumors about Samsung’s next flagship phones are already piling up. One of the biggest changes could be coming to the Galaxy S27 Ultra, with ...

Camera Assistant is Samsung's app, found in the Galaxy Store, that lets you fine-tune the photo and video capturing experience. It's been available for Samsung's Galaxy S, Z, and Note series devices ...

The Galaxy S27 series is shaping up as Samsung's most ambitious redesign in years. Multiple leakers — including Ice Universe and South Korean tipsters on Naver — are pointing to the same direction: a ...

"Samsung's horizontal camera redesign isn't a style choice — it's a structural necessity. The vertical camera island physically blocks the space needed for built-in Qi2 magnetic coils, and Samsung has ...

Samsung may be preparing one of its biggest design shifts in years with the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S27 series. A new rumor from Korea claims the company is actively considering moving the position of ...

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In a recent interview, Samsung execs discussed how the company’s design language has evolved into what we now know as the Galaxy S26. While it might be true that Samsung has carved out its own ...

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Samsung's upcoming AI smart glasses will feature a camera and be connected to a smartphone, Jay Kim, executive vice president at the company's mobile business told CNBC. The device, which will be ...

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When he's not testing the latest phones or phone cameras, Andrew can normally be found with his own camera in hand or behind his drums or eating his stash of home-cooked food -- sometimes all at once.