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Galaxy Tab S2 seen at TENAA, FCC, could win thinnest title
When it comes to Samsung’s products, much of the mobile world’s attention may have been lavished →
This is the Incredible Hulk Galaxy S6
What you’re about to see is not another Avengers Edition Galaxy S6 from Samsung. Instead, it’s →
LG takes another stab at a penabled phablet with the G Stylo
With the probable renaissance of the digital pen, in part thanks to rumors of a certain →
Zero G smartphone case enables hands free selfies
There are hoards of people out there who take selfies all the time. The catch is →
LG G4 reportedly priced slightly higher than Galaxy S6
Leading into the April 28 launch of their latest flagship, the G4, LG has been busy →
Rooting the Galaxy S6 unsurprisingly disables Samsung Pay
Rooting in the Android world is common place, even among less seasoned users. The reasons for →
Samsung Galaxy S6 brutally destroyed by Desert Eagle
Samsung Galaxy S6 undergoes toughness test which includes a shot with a Desert Eagle sidearm. While →
This is the Iron Man Galaxy S6 Edge
This week the folks at Samsung have revealed a big teaser – the entire device, that →
Galaxy Note 5 Edge is better off S Pen-less
Samsung’s Galaxy Note 5 Edge edition is tipped to be released without the standard S Pen. →
Samsung Galaxy Mega range could see poorly-named mega mobiles
Not content with the sizable 5-inch Galaxy S4 and pocket-busting 5.5-inch Galaxy Note 2, Samsung could →
Forget smartwatches – wearable tech is going elsewhere
Smartwatches are the talk of the town at the moment with the recent arrival of the →
Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 Lite officially announced ahead of MWC 2014
Just this morning we reported on the leaked user manual for the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 →
Will Samsung really launch the Galaxy S6 at CES 2015?
The Samsung Galaxy S6 will grace us with its presence at some point in 2015, but →
Samsung Galaxy Camera 2 review
As smartphones become more like cameras, it was inevitable that eventually, cameras would become more like →
Samsung Z1 Tizen OS Smartphone: First impressions
Samsung has been notoriously known for its affinity with plastic and more plastics over the years. →
Samsung says no July release for Galaxy Note 5
If you’re a fan of Samsung’s Galaxy Note series and were hoping for an early release →
Galaxy Note 5, Project Zen leaked with puzzling details
It’s not unusual for OEMs to venture outside of their comfort zones in search of the →
LG G4 price is set to topple the LG G3
Details of the LG G4 have been leaking out left, right and center – today we →
LG G4 Stylus, G4c: G4 in name, mid-range in nature
Like before, LG is going to squeeze out every bit that it can from a winning →
Samsung Galaxy Player 5.0 Review
With the absolute barrage of Samsung Android devices having been released this summer, fall, and on →
Samsung Captivate Glide review
When it comes to releasing new devices, Samsung and the rest of the manufacturer bunch doesn’t →
Samsung Galaxy S3 performance coming to supercheap phones
Chip designer ARM has announced new products that will bring high end performance to budget handsets. →
Galaxy Nexus Review
A new Nexus is a big deal in Android land, and the Samsung Galaxy Nexus has →
LG Nitro HD Review
The LG Nitro HD is AT&T’s first phone with a 720p HD display and is only →
Samsung Galaxy S6 Active may have a QHD screen for underwater luxury
Typically we expect rugged smartphones to trade specs for protection, but that doesn’t seem to be →
Verizon Galaxy Nexus Hands-on
After weeks of waiting, the Verizon Galaxy Nexus LTE has finally arrived. It’s hardly an unfamiliar →
Verizon Galaxy Nexus Review
Here in the LTE version of the newest Google hero phone, the Verizon Galaxy Nexus (also →
Motorola DROID 4 Review
Finally the one-two-three punches of Verizon’s 4G LTE, a dual-core processor, and an 8 megapixel camera →
Galaxy Note for AT&T Review
The Galaxy Note is no stranger to SlashGear: we reviewed the international version back in November →
Samsung Rugby Smart Review
This week we’ve got our hands on the newest Samsung smartphone, and it’s not a dual-core →