Samsung to support self repair: Will help customers fix their own phones, tablets
Samsung will give Galaxy smartphone and tablet owners access to display assemblies, back glass, and charging ports.
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Galaxy Fold re-release looks set to be another PR disaster
Samsung is getting ready to rerelease the ill-fated Galaxy Fold, and has released a video instructing owners how to take care of the $2,000 folding smartphone. Problem is, smartphone owners aren't careful.
Samsung Galaxy S10 update is causing huge problems for some users
A Samsung update blunder is locking users out of the Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10 Plus handsets.
The Galaxy Note 10 might drop the headphone jack and physical buttons (but will Samsung make a mess of this too?)
If you were upset when Apple dropped the headphone jack from the iPhone, paving the way for other makers to do the same, get ready for the next big change that Samsung is allegedly planning.
Galaxy Fold: What went wrong?
At this stage, it looks like the answer to the question "what went wrong with the Galaxy Fold?" is that Samsung dropped the ball in spectacular fashion and was left scrabbling for a response when things went bad.
It's official: Galaxy Fold launch delayed worldwide
A report claims that Samsung's $2,000 Galaxy Fold smartphone launch has been delayed worldwide while the company addresses issues relating to the durability of the display.
Samsung Galaxy S10: Six cameras, and bigger than the Note 9
Think the Samsung Note 9 is a powerhouse? According to a report, the Galaxy S10 could feature six cameras, 5G support, and a display that dwarfs the Note 9.
How Samsung tests its smartphones (and hopes to win back trust)
Samsung is keen to put that whole Galaxy Note 7 mess behind it.
Who's benefitting from the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 meltdown?
Where there are losers, there are also winners, and Google and LG are coming out top from the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 debacle, but Samsung isn't doing too bad either.
Best Android smartphones for work and play: June 2015 edition
Choosing the right iPhone really is a no-brainer since there's only a small handful to choose from, but when it comes to Android handsets, there's a staggering array of choice.