The AT&T and Verizon Galaxy S5 has been rooted, $18,000 bounty claimed by Geohot
The Galaxy S5 for AT&T and Verizon has been finally rooted by XDA user geohot. His reward is a bounty of more than $18,000
Samsung reveals Galaxy Tab S lineup: Everything you need to know
Samsung introduced the new Galaxy Tab S lineup at Madison Square Garden on Thursday. The 10.5 and 8.4-inch tablets have high-end specs. Here's all the info.
Samsung rumored to announce curved Galaxy Note 4, Gear Glass at IFA 2014
A report claims an executive at a Samsung partner company suggested the Galaxy Note 4 and Samsung's Google Glass competitor will be unveiled at IFA 2014.
Samsung teams up with Daniel Boulud to launch new smart appliances
Samsung made a splash at an NYC event, where, with the help of some culinary masterminds, it officially launched their new Chef Collection home appliances.
Samsung patent shows foldable tablet that converts into a phone
A new Samsung patent shows a tablet with an eight to nine inch full HD OLED display that can be folded twice to convert into a smartphone.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S images leak, showing ultra-thin tablet
Leaked pictures show the 10.5-inch Samsung Galaxy Tab S's design. By the looks of it, the tablet will be even thinner and lighter than the iPad Air.
Samsung brings Spotify Connect support to its Shape wireless speaker systems
Samsung announced today that it has integrated Spotify Connect support into its wireless multiroom Shape systems (both M5 and M7), making it the first
Samsung and Barnes & Noble join forces with Galaxy Tab 4 Nook
With its NOOK line in peril, Barnes & Noble turned to Samsung for assistance. The next NOOK tablet will be called the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 NOOK.
Ford and Samsung’s new lithium-ion battery may send lead-acid units to the scrap heap
Automotive batteries have remained relatively unchanged since the lead-acid unit was invented in the late 1800's.
Can you see me now? Samsung reveals monstrous 7-inch Galaxy W phablet
Samsung launched the 7-inch Galaxy W phablet on the same day that Asus debuted its new Fonepad 7 and 8. The big phablet will be available in South Korea.
Why the world is shunning OLED TVs – and LG is embracing them
Several major TV manufacturers have announced they are stepping back from OLED TVs. Is the next-gen TV tech dead before it got started? We don't think so.
Samsung turns back time by releasing a fancy new flip phone
Samsung turned back the clock on phones and announced its latest flip phone line, the Master series, which is set to debut in South Korea.
Samsung may team up with Oculus to make a media-centric VR headset
According to sources close to Samsung and Oculus, the two companies have entered a partnership to develop a VR headset.
Samsung’s Simband smartwatch could tell the doctor you’re ill before you know yourself
Samsung looks to the future of medical tech with Simband, a reference smartwatch. The device is full of sensors and could improve preventative medicine.
Surface Pro 3 vs. Galaxy Note Pro 12.2: Battle of the note-taking tablets
Before Microsoft released the Surface Pro 3, the Samsung Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 was one of the biggest note-taking tablets. Now, it has some competition.
No smartphone? No problem: Samsung to debut stand-alone smartwatch with Tizen
Samsung will soon debut a stand-alone smartwatch with Tizen onboard. It makes calls, sends emails, and more. Get ready to live out your super spy fantasies.
Apple still bests Samsung in U.S. smartphone sales
Apple's iPhone is still the most popular handset in the US, but Samsung is hot on its heels. The two companies control two-thirds of smartphone sales.
Samsung is making a VR headset for phones and tablets
Samsung is reportedly throwing its hat into the VR ring with a headset developed for its mobile platforms, to be officially announced later this year.
Amazing: Americans grow even more dissatisfied with cable and ISPs
The ASCI finds consumer satisfaction with service from cable and ISPs is reaching new lows, while smartphones have a satisfaction new leader. (Hint: it's not Apple.)
Apple and Samsung could soon call a cease fire on the lawsuits
According to a report by The Korea Times, Apple and Samsung have begun settlement talks that could finally put the two companies' patent disputes to rest.
Senator Al Franken questions Samsung about the Galaxy S5’s security and privacy
U.S. Senator Al Franken sent a letter to Samsung that poses over a dozen questions about the security of the company's Galaxy S5 handset.
