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Samsung is getting ready to expand its audio device lineup with the addition of clip-on earbuds. Known as the Galaxy Buds On, the company finally confirmed the existence of the hardware earlier this month. The earbuds are scheduled to launch in South Korea on October 27. It’s still a mystery when they’ll be released in…

Samsung says its foldable phones are selling like hotcakes, and if you read between the lines, Apple might be one big reason why.

If you’re on the lookout for a great deal on a phone — or any tech for that matter — we strongly recommend checking out refurbished devices from top manufacturers. You can find competitive bargains on certified refurbished devices, which are pretty much indistinguishable from brand-new options. You’d never know they’re pre-loved.

Samsung has a bunch of new foldables in store for next year, but also one more coming out this year, and it’s coming out in just a few days according to a new leak.

Samsung has confirmed a list of Galaxy devices that are set to get its Android 17-based One UI 9 update in at least one region, which tells us what to expect globally in the coming months.

In a post in its UK Newsroom, Samsung reiterates that the Galaxy Z Fold 8 series has been a huge hit, including in Europe.

Didn’t Samsung just finish the One UI 9 beta program? Apparently, there’s no rest for the software team or Galaxy owners eager to test what’s next. Barely a month after stable One UI 9 began rolling out to the Galaxy S26 series, Samsung is already dropping hints about its next big update. A redesigned banner…

Last month, Samsung opened the One UI 9.0 (Android 17) beta program for the Galaxy A16, giving its users early access to the new software. After releasing three beta versions, the brand has closed the program and released the stable version of its latest custom Android interface for the phone.

Samsung’s “Re-Newed” program puts Galaxy smartphones through a refurbishment process that includes new batteries, official parts, and a fresh one-year warranty, all for a lower price. It’s not as cheap as buying a used device, but it’s a considerable discount from the original price. Plus, you can add them to a Samsung Care+ plan.

Before Quick Share started receiving AirDrop support, there was Samsung’s Dropship solution. This Good Lock module allowed Samsung users to send up to 5GB worth of files per day to other devices, including iPhones. While primarily restricted to users in South Korea, users outside of the area have been able to sideload it. Dropship has…