However, even for long-term support, the end is inevitable. This year, some Samsung Galaxy smartphones will see their fate and will no longer receive One UI updates. In the list below, we will see ...

To recall, all of these smartphones launched around 2020. The Galaxy A02s, Galaxy A12, and Galaxy W21 5G have already reached the end of support in January 2025. Meanwhile, the Galaxy S20 series have ...

Under this plan, a phone buyer pays an initial instalment for a phone of their choice. They are then given the phone on ...

Whether you’re sporting a new iPhone 16 or you’ve stuck with your current model, a number of Apple devices can now upgrade to ...

This week, Samsung launched its new money-back scheme for your old Galaxy phone in partnership with Likewize. Samsung is buying back old phones from consumers with no strings attached. But are the ...

It's already been a banner year for battery life, with newly released devices like the OnePlus 13 and OnePlus 13R producing impressive results in our battery testing. And soon, the new Galaxy S25 ...

As the name implies, the Galaxy S25 would be the slimmest Samsung flagship phone in the series and we now have a better idea of what it looks like thanks to high quality renders from serial leakster ...

Insider Jukanlosreve reckons TSMC might have rejected Samsung’s proposition because the company wants to protect its internal workings from a rival company. For now all three Galaxy S25 phones will ...

I am happy to say that Samsung ended up doing the right thing and providing my credit. I am still wary of using their trade-in program again, but this particular case is resolved favorably.

Whichever topped the table, Apple and Samsung were the unsurprising leaders in a year of growth. Xiaomi was the fastest-growing smartphone brand, taking third spot and gaining ground on the big two.

After 12 months of staggeringly high trade-in prices for old phones, Samsung is doubling down on its trade-in pricing with a new money-back scheme for Galaxy devices. The Korean company announced ...