The Samsung Gem is a mid-range Android device. It sports Android 2.1 (Eclair), a 3.2MP camera, a 3.2-inch WQVGA display, and an 800MHz processor.
Released: Feb 10, 2011
No matter what you are doing with your smartphone, you should be backing up the data on a regular basis. This saves you from losing important files, pictures, or other information in the event that something goes awry with your Samsung phone. With Samsung Cloud, backing up your data is easy, and we're here to show you how to do it.
A report out of South Korea suggests Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S30 will also lack a ToF sensor, like the Note 20 series, though the phone maker is reportedly looking to mimic the iPhone's functionality by building its own in-house solution.
If you're looking for a new smartwatch for your Android device, your best bet is picking up one of Samsung's options. But with so many choices, it can be hard to decide which is really the best for you. We've done the leg-work for you.
Are you ready to have some fun with your new Samsung Galaxy phone and get some serious gaming done? Before you can, you'll likely want to get an awesome controller to pair up and make the most out of the experience.
Life happens to everyone, and it ends up affecting to our smartphones at some point in time. Drops, scratches, bumps, and bruises all happen, and that’s why you’ll want to get a case for the new Galaxy A21.
BackMarket has the Samsung Galaxy Buds true wireless headphones refurbished and in mint condition at over 50% off today. These come with the original box and accessories as well as new rubber tips, free shipping, and a 1-year warranty.
According to a Samsung customer rep from South Korea, select Galaxy A series phones may also be eligible to receive three years of OS updates.
A new benchmark listing suggests the global variants of the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE will come with an Exynos 990 chipset. The North American variants of the phone, however, are rumored to feature Qualcomm's Snapdragon 865.
According to a new report, Samsung is partnering with ARM and AMD to take on Qualcomm. The company's next Exynos chipset is expected to use a custom ARM Cortex-X CPU and an AMD GPU.
The Samsung Galaxy Buds Live offer a unique design, along with some top-notch features such as active noise cancelation, all while coming in at under $200. The next question is whether you'll be able to use the Buds Live for those trips to the gym or for your daily runs.
The Galaxy Note line usually represents Samsung throwing the "kitchen sink" into a single device, giving users everything they could want or need. That's not the case with the Galaxy Note 20, which continues the company's trend of forgoing the 3.5mm headphone jack, leaving you to rely on USB-C headphones, wireless options, or a USB-C to 3.5mm adapter.
With so many options to choose from in the smartphone market, one possible consideration is whether that device is made from metal or plastic. The same question needs to be posed for the new Samsung Galaxy Note 20, and the answer might surprise you for a phone priced at $999.
Samsung will start giving its Galaxy phones the same update treatment that Google gives its Pixels.
The Samsung Galaxy Buds Live are the newest entry into the true wireless headphone market and they pack quite an impressive punch. With active noise cancelation, a surprising price tag, and almost every other feature you could want, the only question remaining is whether you can charge these wirelessly or not.
Samsung's long-awaited Galaxy Buds Live are here, and they're really good. Offering a mix of great audio, comfort, and a super original design, the Buds Live bring a lot to the table.