From all the leaks, we know that phone looks like an incremental update from the Note 8.

The Galaxy Note 9 is set to compete with Google’s Pixel 3 series and Apple's new iPhones.

The device will go on sale in India in midnight black and maple gold colours, starting September 21.

The tablet has an incredibly slim design, just 6mm throughout. There’s no camera hump and not a single millimetre out of place.

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The big-screen size Note series distinguishes Itself from --other devices in the market with S-Pen stylus. We take a look at five key featu...

Samsung's new Note 5 and Galaxy S6 Edge+ flaunt a range of standalone features that even Apple's iPhones don't have.

Didn't Steve Jobs famously say "If you see a stylus, they blew it?" Didn't the Apple iPhone shepard in an era of all-touchscreen-everything?

The new Note 4 has a metal frame & comes equipped with 5.7 inch Super Amoled 2.5D curved glass screen. It will be offered in black, while, ...

The Note 4 features a 5.7-inch super amoled display with a resolution of 2560 x 1440 pixels.

LG Monday said it has launched the LG G3 Stylus smartphone in India at Rs. 21,500.

The dual-SIM Spice Stellar 600 smartphone features 8 mega-pixel rear camera with LED flash and a front-facing 3.2 MP camera.

Being shown for the first time and due for an India launch in March 2014, Samsung showcased the Note 3 Neo – a slightly scaled-down version...

After a super-successful run for the original Note, a year later, the Note II has multitasking abilities similar to its bigger brother, the...

There was a time when every touchscreen device came with a stylus for precise operation. It may not be as popular as it once was but the st...

HTC has a solid reputation with smartphones and that's why it's no surprise that their first tablet, the Flyer, sticks to the tried-and-tes...