Samsung Galaxy Smartphones

Samsung's "never mind offer" allows users a one-time broken screen replacement after paying Rs 990

Samsung's offer for repairing the broken screen can be availed from the seventh day of activating the phone. And it remains valid for 12 months.

Samsung Galaxy S7, S7 Edge first impressions: Has the makings of a winner

Samsung launched its latest flagship phones - the Samsung Galaxy S7 and the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge at the Unpacked 2016 event here at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

Upcoming Samsung Galaxy S7 may feature a 4K display

Samsung’s next flagship phone could have a 4K display plus a whole range of new components, according to leaks posted on China’s Weibo social network which have been picked up by the international specialist press.

Samsung fights to save mobile market share

For four years Samsung Electronics Co Ltd has basked in the success of its Galaxy smartphones, making billions of dollars competing with Apple Inc in the premium mobile market.

Teardown of new Samsung Galaxy smartphone suggests deeper loss for Qualcomm

Samsung used more of its own chips to power the new Galaxy S6 smartphone than it did for the predecessor S5, according to an early teardown report, in a blow to U.S. chip supplier Qualcomm.

Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge slam test: Does it survive?

Samsung launched their most aniticipated devices, the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge one day ahead at MWC this year. But undoubtedly, the latter has gained a lot of attention for its unique design.

Samsung will not use Qualcomm chip for new Galaxy S phone: Report

Samsung will not use Qualcomm processors for the next version of the South Korean technology giant's flagship Galaxy S smartphone, Bloomberg reported, citing unnamed sources.

Court dismisses Apple request to stop selling Samsung phones

Game plan: How Samsung can re-emerge as a smartphone force to be reckoned with

Robbers loot Samsung plant in Brazil, steal products worth $36 million

Thieves raided a Samsung electronics factory in Brazil during the night shift early Monday, subdued workers and guards, and made off with about $36 million worth of cellphones and computers.