Samsung’s prior flagship smartphone became the butt of every joke last fall — can the Korean giant turn things around with the Galaxy S8?
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On Tuesday, the prosecutors had requested a warrant to arrest Lee and another top Samsung executive
It's unclear what Samsung plans to release during its MWC event.
Now, a brand new leak shows us exactly how impressive this all-screen Galaxy S8 design will be.
The Galaxy Note 7 was first recalled back in September
Samsung might have just accidentally confirmed one of the Galaxy S8's hallmark features.
This next-gen chip promises to be quite a jump ahead of the current 8990 setup which is manufactured on 14nm FinFET semiconductors, while the 8995 will apparently use a 10nm fabrication instead.
Why is a Galaxy S8 rumor originating on a Windows blog?
Next update will brick every Galaxy Note 7 left in the wild as Samsung acts to stop exploding phones
GALAXY Note 7 smartphones which were recalled after reports of handsets exploding will be officially “bricked” and rendered useless.
Samsung is now doing damage control on its flagship Galaxy smartphones.
Samsung is considering adding the feature to the S8
Comparatively, the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge have 5.1-inch and 5.5-inch displays.
MORE THAN 50,000 Australians are suddenly in the market for a new smartphone, and major companies are falling over themselves to woo them.
The Galaxy S8 may also adopt the USB Type-C reversible charging port, which offers fast charging and quicker data transfers.
Samsung's second recall of its Galaxy Note 7 handsets is an unprecedented disaster for the company and the wider mobile phone sector.
On Tuesday, Samsung said it was discontinuing the Note7 phones just two months after their launch
Samsung shares ended down 0.7 percent on Wednesday, with the Seoul market closing before the earnings guidance cut was announced.
Samsung says it will stop all sales of its Galaxy Note 7 smartphone worldwide after reports of repaired devices catching fire.
GOOGLE has released a premium phone to take on Apple and Samsung, hoping that consumers will overlook some key missing features and be wooed by the lure of a phone with unlimited storage and a super smart digital assistant.
