Samsung isn’t bringing the LTE variant of the Galaxy A71 to the U.S.
What you need to know Samsung’s 2020 Galaxy A-series phones are coming to the U.S. The lineup includes the Galaxy A51 5G and Galaxy A71 5G, Samsung’s first mid-range smartphones with 5G. Samsung Galaxy A01 and A51 will be available online and through in-store pick-up starting April 9.
Samsung today announced the launch of its 2020 Galaxy A-series lineup in the U.S. The lineup [Read More…]
Most of us have dealt with a glut of unwanted, pre-installed apps on our phones, but thankfully there is a solution to rid ourselves of most of them. Whether its a duplicate Samsung app or carrier bloatware, you can remove most of the offending apps by disabling or uninstalling them. Here’s how to get started.
How to remove unwanted apps from the app drawer From your home screen, swipe up to enter the app drawer.
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Good Lock is a powerful utility that lets you turbocharge your Galaxy phone.
Samsung’s Good Lock is a software suite that lets you unlock the full customization potential of your Galaxy phone. Basically, Good Lock contains a series of modules designed to tweak every facet of the user interface, including the lock screen, notification panel, recents menu, and so much more. Need a vertical volume slider? You’ll be able to set it up using Good Lock.
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B&H has the white Samsung Galaxy Buds true wireless earbuds on sale for $ 79.99 for a limited time and in limited supply. The black ones are going for $ 130. While they are going for $ 100 at other places like Amazon, the white ones generally sell for more with a street price closer to $ 110.
You can read more about the Galaxy Buds in our review that gave them 4 stars out of 5. Andrew Martonik [Read More…]
Being first is actually worth something.
A history of the folding phone Galaxy Z Flip vs. Moto RAZR Why your next phone should be a foldable Why your next phone shouldn’t be a foldable More reasons why you should hold off on a foldable Our phones are our most important fashion accessory The clamshell foldable is the new ‘small’ phone Foldables aren’t the ‘small’ phone you want (yet) All the differences between foldable devices [Read More…]
Samsung was hoping to ship 32 million Galaxy S20 series phones this year.
What you need to know Samsung’s Galaxy S20 series phones are not selling as well as the company had expected. The Galaxy S20 series has only sold 60% of the number of units the Galaxy S10 series achieved within the same amount of time last year. Official sales numbers for the Galaxy S20 series are expected to be announced by Samsung at the end [Read More…]
What you need to know Samsung just announced that it’s bringing previously S20-exclusive feature to the Galaxy S10 and Note 10. Single Mode, Night Hyperlapse, Custom Filter, Pro Video, and an advanced Night Mode are all making the cut. Both phones will also get an improved gallery and upgraded sharing features.
Samsung says it wants to bring “more of what you love” about the Galaxy S20 to its previous generation flagships, the Galaxy S20 and Galaxy Note 10.
Samsung’s Exynos-powered flagship still isn’t perfect, but it is a much better phone than previous generations.
By this point, there isn’t a whole lot about the Galaxy S20 that we haven’t covered. There are three variants this year — the regular S20, the S20+, and a new Ultra with a 108MP camera — and all three models feature a stunning new 120Hz AMOLED panel and upgrades across the board.
But that’s not all to the story. Samsung [Read More…]
This is the update we needed, even if the issues aren’t quite as bad as it initially seemed.
What you need to know New update for all Galaxy S20 models aims to address noted autofocus issues. Update was originally only for Exynos-powered phones, and only through Smart Switch. OTA updates will roll out starting today, and may take some time to hit everyone.
It’s only been a couple days since Samsung released a camera-focused update for Exynos-powered [Read More…]
Tablet keyboards suck, and a fresh way might be the right way.
Happy Saturday-ing at home, peeps! Today we’re going to talk about tablets!
It seems like most people on the Android side of tech aren’t really into tablets, not even the ones who run things at Google. I fall into that category, but a big reason why is that they really aren’t that great when you try to get any work done with one. You need [Read More…]
