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Though USB Type-C is all the rage, Samsung has chosen to stay off the hype train for now, instead holding strong with micro-USB ports on the Galaxy S7 and S7 edge to match its predecessors.
Samsung is answering the call to bring back lots of requested features in the Galaxy S7, and it's doing so while keeping the great hardware features that stood out on the GS6. Here are our impressions of the new phones.
There's a lot to take in when it comes to the new Galaxy S7 and S7 edge, but sometimes simply seeing is believing. We have pictures of these two phones in every color and from every angle imaginable, and we've rounded them all up into a single place for you to enjoy.
The Galaxy S7 and S7 edge bring back SD card expandable storage to Samsung's flagship line, but unfortunately that comes with a rather large downside.
We're still unwrapping all of the subtle software changes in store on the Galaxy S7 and S7 edge, but one extremely useful — albeit subtle — feature addition is the integration of the Whitepages database into the stock dialer app.
Lenovo)'s new Vibe K5 Plus may not get too many of us excited here in Western markets, but for those in emerging areas of India and China, this budget phone brings a lot to the table for just $149
Samsung is on a pretty smooth yearly release cycle with its Galaxy S series, and each time another one hits it's a perfect time to see how far we've come from the previous generations.
Lenovo has consistently brought a solid slate of inexpensive tablets that offer a good value, and the latest three additions with the Tab 3 7,8 and 10 are no exception.
Sure, it's a bit shallow to just look at the specs, but the numbers don't lie — you can get a lot of information by seeing the spec sheets of these competing flagship phones.
Samsung's Unpacked event is one of the biggest attractions at every Mobile World Congress show, and this year the launch event that's expected to bring the Galaxy S7 is no exception.
Instagram finally added the feature we've all been waiting for, management of multiple accounts, but it seems as though there are still a few kinks to work on. As it turns out, a pretty nasty bug has worked its way into the notification system.
The Galaxy Note 5 really won us over in our first evaluation of it — and again after two months— and now that we've reached the six month point since launch it's worth yet another revisit.
Under Armour is making a big push into connected fitness, and one of the more interesting products in the lineup are the Speedform Gemini 2 Record Equipped running shoes.
Plenty of folks bought the Nexus 5X, including several of us here at Android Central, and now after three months with the phone in our hands it's time to reflect a bit and see how we're getting on with the phone.
The Fossil Q54 Pilot isn't designed to unseat the leading all-screen smartwatches out there, but it definitely has a shot to win over a group of people who want to stick with an analog watch but still want some smarts.
Speaking on Google's Q4 2015 earnings call, CEO Sundar Pichai announced that at the end of 2015, Gmail had over one billion monthly active users.
Google has released its earnings for Q4 of 2015 and the entirety of the year.
With a metal body, fingerprint sensor and good screen the Honor 5X isn't your typical cheap phone — but before you go buy one, let's learn a little more about it.
The Honor 5X offers a solid value, for sure, but it isn't the only phone out there that offers something worthwhile for about $200 — one of the competitors that immediately comes to mind is the ASUS ZenFone 2.
Honor has finally made its way to the U.S. with the just-released Honor 5X, but this inexpensive unlocked phone market is crowded — and the OnePlus X is a direct competitor.