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We knew it was coming, but it’s always good to hear it direct from the horse’s mouth

Samsung is releasing a new phone using parts from its Galaxy Note 7, which was axed after a battery fault led to some devices catching fire.

Samsung is also expected to take design cues from the Galaxy S8 and eliminate the physical home button in favor of a virtual option.

We can’t see the future, but if had to make a guess, we would say that the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ will be the hottest Android smartphones of the year until the …

I have to be perfectly honest with you… I never thought this day would come.

Each year when new flagship Android phones are released, tech fans scratch their heads as they fail to best Apple’s iPhones.

The install process should be familiar to anyone who’s used to adding unofficial apps that aren’t on the Google Play Store.

SAMSUNG’S flagship smartphones launch in just 29 days, giving investors less than a month to decide whether to opt for Apple, go for the Galaxy, or try something else entirely.

The pictures and the report, if accurate, confirm a lot of the rumours already circulating about the S8:

The phone will ship to consumers in April

PHOTOS have been circulating online that appear to give the first glimpse of Samsung’s next generation smartphone.

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?

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