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Samsung’s 2025 Galaxy Watch Ultra falls to $465.55 on Amazon, with LTE, dual-frequency GPS, and a rugged titanium build. By •

In 2026, you might have expected “storage” to be a largely solved problem, but somehow it never seems to last as long as we’d hope. Between galleries of pics, videos, and all the latest apps we’ve installed, device storage still fills up far too quickly — and we don’t even have microSD expansion anymore! Earlier…

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At the Android Developer Summit on Wednesday, Google’s smart glasses partnerXreal launched its new Xreal Aura wired smart glasses, powered by the Android XR and Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Reality Elite platforms. The companies had teased the glasses earlier in the yearat Google’s I/O developer conference.

Samsung’s Galaxy S25 Ultra hits an all-time low on Amazon at $799, packing a 6.9-inch 120Hz display and 200MP camera. By •

Following a smash hit in the smaller and wider Galaxy Z Fold 8, Samsung is obviously weighing its options behind the scenes when it comes to sequels. According to one leaker, the company is currently deciding between adding another Galaxy Z Fold 9 with a larger display, or one with lesser specs, and I can’t…

If you’re a patient buyer, you can get a 256GB Galaxy S25 Ultra for a reasonable price, as one of 2025’s best flagship phones is down to just $799 in the latest Amazon discount.

Are smart glasses over? Samsung and Google better hope not, but neither are doing anything to change it. By •

Samsung’s pivot toward a wider aspect ratio on the book-style foldable seems to be paying dividends, and the company might double down on that momentum next year. Driven by stronger-than-expected demand for the Galaxy Z Fold 8, Samsung is reportedly testing two new hardware directions for its successor: a larger-screened “Plus” model and a more…

Smart TVs have raised privacy concerns for years, especially over how much information they collect about what we watch. Now, a reverse engineer has made some troubling allegations about Samsung’s smart TVs, including one suggesting that models without built-in microphones could potentially use microphones in connected devices to listen to their surroundings.