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Samsung announced today that it will provide at least four years of Android security updates on its Galaxy Z, S, Note, A, M, XCover, and Tab products.

Samsung announced today that customers can now preorder its Galaxy Chromebook 2, with prices starting at $550.

Samsung reported this week that it earned an operating profit of $8.1 billion on revenues of $55.3 billion in the quarter ending December 31.

It’s a month earlier than usual, but Samsung is pushing forward with its next-generation flagship lineup, the Galaxy S21 family.

Multiple reports state that Samsung is killing the Note lineup to make way for folding smartphones at the upper end of its Galaxy product family.

Samsung today confirmed that it had delivered record financial results for the quarter ending September 30, with $59 billion in revenues.

Samsung today said that profits soared 58 percent in the most recent quarter to $10.6 billion on record revenues of $57 billion.

Samsung today unveiled the Galaxy S20 Fan Edition (FE), which brings the best of its Galaxy flagships at more affordable prices.

With its stellar design, display, camera system, and S Pen, the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra sits at the pinnacle of the smartphone market.

Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold2 can now be preordered and will be available for sale on September 18 at a heady starting price of $1999.

As part of a series of improvements to its DeX desktop environment, Samsung has launched Wireless DeX with the Note 20 series.

It’s taken me longer than I’d like to check-in again with the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra, which arrived yesterday. But here are some additional thoughts.

The Galaxy Note 20 Ultra is Samsung’s new flagship smartphone, and a deeper level of Microsoft integration is among its many improvements.

With users holding onto their smartphones for longer now, Samsung will provide 3 generations of Android updates on Galaxy handsets.

Almost every year, it seems that Microsoft and Samsung extend their partnership on mobile, and this year is no different.

Samsung reported solid financial results in the quarter ending June 30 despite the negative impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

A blockbuster report in Bloomberg claims that Google is negotiating with Samsung to obtain more control over the Samsung handset experience.

Samsung revealed last night that it will host its next “Unpacked” event virtually on August 5; it is expected to unveil three new flagship smartphones.

Samsung Access is a new subscription that ties a Galaxy S20 handset to premium support and a Microsoft 365 Personal account.

Samsung confirmed soft revenues due to COVID-19 and weak seasonality, but it’s going to get much worse in the current quarter.

Samsung has issued a major software update for the original Galaxy Buds that adds some features that were previously exclusive to Buds+.

Microsoft is testing a new update for the Your Phone app that lets users transfer files from their phone to their PC via drag-and-drop, and vice-versa.

Thanks to strong chip sales, Samsung surprised analysts by beating financial estimates for the Coronavirus-battered first quarter.

With its latest flagship, Samsung has finally elevated its camera quality to the point where it’s competitive with Pixel, iPhone, and Huawei.

I received a free pair of Galaxy Buds+ wireless earbuds with my Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G. They are a significant improvement over the original.

My coming decision on this handset will be based semi-exclusively on the quality of the camera, though for now, I’ll just focus on my first impressions.

Samsung's new Galaxy Z Flip is back in stock for purchase, but shipments may vary significantly depending on what variant of the device you purchase.