Samsung kicks it up a notch ...

If the Samsung Note 8 is so fast, why do they have these disclaimers at the bottom of the commercials? ...

Information consumption without verification – in this case, can still kill you Accessories for the Galaxy Note 7 Numerous outlets are group-think reporting that the FAA has changed their disposition on the safety of the Note 7 in the context of use onboard passenger and cargo aircraft. Be advised, this is not the case. Although Samsung has stated that they ...

Apparently, even the text string “Galaxy Note 7” isn’t allowed on flights. BBC is reporting that some Mensa decided to board a plane with a wireless device broadcasting an SSID named, “Samsung Galaxy Note 7_1097”, causing a disruption mid-flight.  This caused the crew to become concerned as Galaxy Note 7’s have the propensity to spontaneously explode and have been banned on ...

Globally. It seems South Korean mobile technology OEM Samsung has run into a failure of catastrophic proportions, as it recalls its flagship phablet world wide for fires and explosions caused by the USB C connector and the battery. From Apple Insider: The Galaxy Note 7 was announced on Aug. 2 and started shipping to U.S. customers on Aug. 19. AT&T ...

Doing the impossible ...

According to the US patent office, Samsung has patented, according the abstract: A foldable device that includes a flexible display configured to display an execution screen of an application and a controller configured to control the flexible display to display an execution screen of at least one first application on the first surface of the flexible display that is used ...

Everybody loves stickers ...

A Samsung S6 was making what sounded like the Beep of Danger! ...

The Samsung Galaxy S6 leak is courtesy of XDA developers ...