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When Samsung makes a move, everyone watches. Even if you're not in the market for a new phone, or don't want a Samsung in particular, the Galaxy S20 series is going to set the bar and roadmap for what we can expect from Android phones in 2020.
I've been using the Galaxy S20 Ultra for a couple days now, and that means it's time to share the first photos I've taken with it — and some of my initial thoughts on how it's performing as well.
It's still very early days for foldable phones. But these are no longer concepts or prototypes, they're complete phones that are on store shelves just like any other. Right now, the best overall foldable is the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip.
We now have a folding phone that has more shared with a "normal" phone than not, and that's instilling me with confidence in the entire foldable category. Here's my initial review of what it's like using the Galaxy Z Flip.
With MWC 2020 cancelled, there are lots of questions as to what will come of all of the announcements companies had planned, and what we can expect from MWC in the years to come.
I've had a solid hour with the Galaxy Z Flip, going over its every curve and getting acquainted with this new form factor. Here are my initial takeaways.
With the Galaxy S20 series, Samsung's making its biggest jump in camera technology in four years. There's a lot to take in. Here's everything you need to know about the new cameras across the Galaxy S20, S20+ and S20 Ultra.
We're quickly approaching a year since the Galaxy S10+ was released. And that's a perfect time to reflect on how the phone's held up, while also gaining some perspective on that'll come in handy when we see the Galaxy S20.
The three different Galaxy S10 models have distinct differences and land on a relatively wide range of prices. Which one is right for you? We can help you decide.
If any Android phone has the ability to pull a large number of iPhone users away from Apple, it's the Galaxy S10+. Here's how Apple's latest lines up against Samsung's flagship mainstay.
The Galaxy S10e is a spiritual replacement for last year's Galaxy S9, as the Galaxy S10 has gotten bigger and more expensive. So should you spring for the new phone, or stick with last year's model for less?
With the introduction of the lower-end Galaxy S10e, Samsung has consolidated the Galaxy S10 and S10+ to be extremely similar phones with little between them but price and size. Here's what you need to know to choose the right one for you.
Is Google's software-heavy approach to photography more potent than Samsung's triple camera? We test to find out.
Time flies, as they say, and all of a sudden I have two months of Galaxy S10+ use to reflect on. With that extra experience, it's still clear today that this is a great phone worth considering if you're in the market to spend $1000.
The Galaxy S10e is appealing as a less-expensive entry point to the Galaxy S10 family, but also as one of the few "compact" high-end phones available today.
The Galaxy S10e is a great upgrade choice coming from a Galaxy S8. And new, lower prices make it a no-brainer.
The OnePlus 7 Pro is the highest-end phone the company has ever made, while the Galaxy S10e is ostensibly the "budget" phone of the Galaxy S10 lineup. But the prices are close, and that makes this an interesting comparison.
Samsung and Google take different paths to get to an excellent high-end smartphone. Which one's for you? We put the Pixel 4 XL and Galaxy S10+ head to head.
Here's what you need to keep in mind for your choice between Samsung's and Google's flagship phones.
The Galaxy S10 and S10+ are the peaks of Samsung's design and manufacturing prowess, and they're the best phones you can buy right now.