A look at the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2
Samsung has announced a new high-end Android foldable to succeed the Samsung Galaxy Fold series. Here's a look at the new handset, how much it costs, and whether it's good for business.
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Expected internal updates were made, along with improvements to the S Pen capability and camera functionality, but a couple things were also thrown out.
No Samsung Galaxy Fold for at least another month
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 Chromebook Plus V2 first look
This update to Samsung's pen-enabled Chrome 2-in-1 gets a second camera and a faster processor, but keeps its reasonable $500 price.
Samsung's free Internet browser is no longer a Galaxy phone exclusive
Safari and Google Chrome are installed as default web browsers on most mobile devices. But there are other options -- and Samsung's exclusive mobile browser is now available for all users of the most recent versions of Android.
Video Roundup: New at Samsung
After last year's Galaxy Note 7 fiasco, Samsung had to step back and consider whether the Note line should even continue. Was the brand too damaged? Would customers ever trust the company again? Obviously, it determined we're ready for more. Here's a look at what Samsung has been up to lately.
60 seconds with Samsung's Galaxy Note 8 (Video)
Samsung's Galaxy Note 8 is official.
Samsung Galaxy Note 8: Do bigger things (in pictures)
This week Samsung showed off the Infinity Display, improved S Pen, and dual camera of its new Galaxy Note 8 smartphone.
Don't want your smart TV spying on you? Then follow these steps
Opinion: You could worry about Windows 10 spying on you, or you could worry about something a bit more serious -- like your TV listening in on you and passing on the information to intelligence agencies.
Check out the Galaxy S8: Samsung's new flagship smartphone
Samsung's Galaxy S8 is here, and it's everything you hoped it would be. But the question remains, is that enough to make up for the Note 7?