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Source: CNN Money
DUBAI: Civil aviation authorities in the Emirates have banned the use of Samsung’s Galaxy Note 7 on all its national carriers because of the risk of batteries exploding in the “phablet” smartphone. “The General Civil Aviation Authority has banned operating, charging and carrying in bags the Samsung Note 7 on board national carriers’ flights,” it … Continue reading
Samsung has unveiled its thinnest smartphone to date. The Galaxy A8 is 5.9mm (0.23in) thick, making it less than 85% the thickness of Samsung’s flagship Galaxy S6 Edge. Despite this design constraint, engineers have still managed to fit in a relatively high capacity 3,050mAh battery and a 16-megapixel camera – albeit one that protrudes beyond … Continue reading
The researchers were able to use the mould to access PayPal’s app The fingerprint sensor on Samsung’s Galaxy S5 handset has been hacked less than a week after the device went on sale. Berlin-based Security Research Labs fooled the equipment using a mould it had previously created to spoof the sensor on Apple’s iPhone 5S. … Continue reading
World smartphone leader Samsung on Monday (24 February) unveiled the company’s 2014 marquee phone Galaxy S5 in Barcelona a few days ago. With the launch of Samsung’s new flagship smartphone, we have an opportunity to draw comparisons between the device and its rival Apple iPhone 5S. To give a better perspective on the two devices, … Continue reading
Behold, the Samsung Galaxy S III. If the iPhone is the manna of Apple lovers, then Samsung’s flagship handset is the equivalent for Android lovers. The numbers speak for themselves: The electronics giant has broken Nokia’s grip on the mobile market, and with 44.5 million smartphones shipped in Q1 2012 alone, the company is now … Continue reading
“Come and meet the next Galaxy,” teases Samsung in an invite to a London media event transpiring this afternoon, where the company’s expected to unveil its flagship Galaxy series three-quel, the Galaxy S III. No one’s sure exactly what to expect, though tech blogs have been trotting out the usual wish-lists: smaller, more durable, more … Continue reading
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