Samsung brilliantly shows kids how to annoy their parents
In a new ad, the Korean handset maker offers the glories of device connectivity. Thanks to a Chewbacca Dog, a Darth Vader cat, and an irritated dad.
In a new ad, the Korean handset maker offers the glories of device connectivity. Thanks to a Chewbacca Dog, a Darth Vader cat, and an irritated dad.
Samsung's latest Notes have received positive reviews. A T-Mobile salesman, however, isn't impressed. Indeed, he suggests two other phones that might be better.
Remember the days when Samsung laughed about the iPhone's lack of a headphone jack?
We look to technology for solutions, don't we? Yet Samsung just managed to unpack problems just as tortured as Apple's.
Influential analyst Ming-Chi Kuo says that Samsung is increasing shipments of its new phone by 30 percent. Are US stores seeing this?
Are store salesmen excited about Samsung's new folding phone? It depends what you call excited.
Samsung's Unpacked event was less a dramatic reveal than a desperate statement of intent.
The rumors are rife. The supposed name is, um, ripe for humor. Or even tragedy. Which leads us to wondering: What would Apple do?
What better way to find the love of your life than to take a picture of what's inside your fridge?