Samsung sent out invites Tuesday to its next Galaxy Unpacked event, scheduled for February 25 in San Francisco, where the company is expected to launch its Galaxy 26 series of smartphones. AI features ...

Samsung has officially announced its entry into the smart glasses market, with the first-generation wearable technology set to launch in 2026. This development represents a significant milestone in ...

Apple's success can be attributed to its "stronger product mix," including the new iPhone 16e phone (pictured). Credit: Stan Schroeder / Mashable For years, Apple and Samsung have been neck and neck ...

Samsung has confirmed it will launch smart glasses in 2026, marking the first official announcement since teasing the project last year. The announcement was made during its latest earnings call, ...

Samsung is preparing for mass production of HBM4 in February Samsung nears Nvidia certification for its latest HBM4 AI memory chip Mass production of Samsung's HBM4 may begin in February Samsung aims ...

Samsung Bespoke AI 4-door refrigerator with Beverage Center (Sam Rutherford for Engadget) At their core, refrigerators are relatively simple devices. If you're the type of person to view every extra ...

You must be able to decide. That’s Samsung’s message for Android users in the aftermath of Google’s Gmail nightmare, when a misleading story about the secret harvesting of user data to train AI models ...

Samsung on Thursday (January 8, 2026) showcased its first-ever trifolfing smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold, to the media. The South Korean electronics brand had launched it last year in select ...

Folding phones have been stuck in a rut for a few years. We've seen concept smartphones playing with fresh folding designs, but ever since Samsung kickstarted the trend in 2019, there have only really ...

Samsung on Friday (January 2, 2026) announced the global launch of the Freestyle+, its new AI-powered portable projector with a compact cylindrical form factor having 430 ISO Lumens. Unveiled ahead of ...

Built-in FAST (Free Ad-Supported Television) channels on smart TVs are becoming increasingly common among TV and streaming device manufacturers to boost revenue and make their products more enticing.