Samsung Galaxy A32 4G seems to be a hot choice for Samsung users as it lies under the Samsung mobile in the 45k range. An impressive camera system captures stunning details in photos. The video ...

For me, the Samsung Galaxy S25+ is much closer to the Galaxy S25 Ultra (review), and I say this for a few reasons. Except for the S-Pen and an additional zoom lens, the Galaxy S25+ is almost as good ...

A good phone is known not just for its design, build, and internals but the software as well. Samsung’s One UI 7 (review) is already preached for its stability, regular updates, and customizations.

The list is sorted by popularity and recency, so you can sure it’s the latest Samsung mobiles under 15000 you’re seeing on this page. With this list of Samsung phones under 15000, you will also see ...

Galaxy S25 review: One UI 7 and Galaxy AI Samsung unveiled the Galaxy S25, powered by One UI 7, based on Android 15. This significant software update brings substantial changes in design language ...

Samsung regularly offers trade-in deals where you can send the firm your current phone for hundreds of pounds in discounts. I won’t bury the lede with this review of the Samsung Galaxy S25 and ...

Not sure why Samsung omitted those, I wish they were here. The Galaxy S Ultra series is often considered the King of the Android, and you can’t earn that title without a good software experience. This ...

I've been reviewing the annual flavor of Samsung's Galaxy S flagship for years now, and it was probably somewhere between the Galaxy S22 Plus and the Galaxy S23 Plus when I lost all hope that Samsung ...

The Samsung Galaxy S25 phones are now officially out. Atop the trio stands the Ultra — yet again, the shining example of Samsung's best work. A new design and slightly different camera work from ...

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In “Cerebral Entanglements,” Allan J. Hamilton argues that new imaging technologies give us unprecedented access — with revolutionary implications. By Deborah Blum “Saturday Night Live ...