OpenAI is reportedly accelerating its AI agent smartphone development, with mass production targeted for early 2027. This device aims to mo...

WhatsApp will stop working on Android phones running versions older than Android 6.0 starting September 8, 2026. This means devices on Andr...

Samsung's India R&D teams are significantly contributing to Galaxy AI features and flagship devices like the S26 series, with user feedback...

Amid rising component costs and memory price hikes, Apple is reportedly absorbing higher expenses for the upcoming iPhone 18 series to keep...

Samsung is phasing out its own messaging app. Users of Samsung phones in the US will need to switch to Google Messages by July. This change...

The Samsung Galaxy S26 Plus and Galaxy S26 both offer a polished flagship experience, with premium design, excellent displays, smooth perfo...

The Galaxy Note, known for its large screen and a stylus for note-taking, is one of two Samsung premium phone series - the other being the ...

The South Korean company’s strategy is to tackle Xiaomi in markets where it is strong by offering a 2-3% higher margin to retailers and inc...

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

The company had said earlier it was temporarily adjusting Note 7’s production schedule, but now it has pulled the plug on the device comple...

Samsung is facing problems with its newly launched Galaxy Note 7 phones, after it discovered 35 cases of the phone catching fire when charg...

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

Samsung is reportedly working on another giant-sized phone in addition to its next Galaxy Note that will debut later this year.

Samsung is taking a different approach with its flagship mobile products in 2015, according to sources familiar with the company's plans.

Samsung will make available both Note 3 and Gear in 100 stores in Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore from today.

Samsung, the leading smartphone manufacturer in India, seem to be facing heat from the scorching growth of Apple in the country.

Samsung has quietly reduced the prices of its top end phones in India by approximately Rs 2,000 to 3,000.