Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S6 is the best Android tablet on the market but it’s also the most expensive by far at $1,099 for the base WiFi model. It’s great for media consumption and for work/artistic drawing but we wouldn’t recommend using it as a primary laptop. Sure, Lenovo still makes …
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The Samsung Galaxy Note series has always been about big screen devices that come with a now more useful stylus or as Samsung call it, the S-Pen. I’ve been a Galaxy Note user since I bought my first Galaxy Note 2 in 2013. Since then, I’ve had the Note 5, …
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Samsung’s finally ready to launch the Galaxy Fold — but was it worth the wait? It feels like Samsung’s been talking about the Galaxy Fold forever. In mobile phone terms, it pretty much has been, given that it started hyping it up in 2018 and then launched it at the …
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Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S5e tablet is a unique proposition in tablets. It’s affordable, slim, light, has a big 10.5-inch screen despite its small size, and even comes with 4G options for those who want to tablet on the go. For the last couple of weeks I’ve been playing with one …
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The most succinct way of describing Samsung’s new S10 5G flagship phone is the S10 Plus Plus. Samsung have taken all the recipe ingredients that made the S10+ an excellent phone and modified several hardware aspects including the cameras and adding 5G capability to enhance it further. Since that’s the …
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With the advent of 5G, we’re entering the new era of always-connected laptops. However, 5G isn’t exactly here yet – not as here as it needs to be – and so companies are ramping up the always-connected angle with the prevalent 4G connectivity that we have today. Samsung’s Galaxy Book …
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Samsung has a pretty tight hold on much of the Android market, running at around 31% of the global market in 2018 and looking to strengthen that number in 2019 with continued sales of the Galaxy Note and the Galaxy S series devices. What Samsung has missed in the last …
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When it comes to phones sold, Samsung is the undisputed king of the Australian Android market, and the company’s Galaxy S line of devices has been setting or chasing the pace for top tier Android phones for a decade. It’s no surprise that the release of a new Galaxy S …
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The Market: Tablets aren’t selling, no one uses them! Samsung: Hold my beer… The Android tablet market is a sad state of affairs at present and has been for some time, with so many entries into the market trying to do either too much or not enough. Coupled with the …
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Smartwatches remain a bit of a niche product in Australia. Despite them offering so much, and striving to be as easy to use as possible, they’re still seen very much as optional purchases. Often, they’re quite expensive and this doesn’t help. Samsung’s Galaxy Watch is a more expensive wearable, but …
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[toc wrapping=”right”] Samsung’s Galaxy Note line has had a rocky couple of years with the ill-fated Note7 followed by what could only be considered a brain fade by Samsung with their fingerprint sensor placement in the Note8. The Galaxy Note9 is meant to be their comeback, their re-admission to the …
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It’s been just shy of four weeks since Samsung launched its 2018 Galaxy S smartphone in the form of the Galaxy S9 range. We’ve now had about that amount of time with the phone, and you’ve most likely read Jason’s initial hands-on piece published early in March. Now that we’ve …
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Samsung has grown their ‘Gear’ brand into being .. well .. exactly that, gear to complement your mobile experience. Gear started life as Samsung’s wearable brand, with various wearables including fitness trackers and more recently their Gear S line of premium smartwatches (and I’m enjoying a Samsung Gear Sport smartwatch …
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There’s no getting away from it, last year’s Galaxy Note 7 was a massive success for Samsung, garnering favourable reviews almost across the board. The subsequent issue of phones catching on fire thing was a pretty big setback for them which affected their financial bottom line. Samsung turned that around …
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The Galaxy Note 8 sporting 2x optical zoom is Samsung’s ticket to enter the dual smartphone camera maker club. Samsung has recognised that the evolution of single phone cameras has slowed down and customers are demanding an improvement in mobile photography capability. HTC’s U11, Google’s Pixel (and the rumoured …
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