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TechnologyYahoo Movies UKThis affordable 50-inch smart TV is a brilliant buy for movie fans
If you’re looking for a low cost, high performance 4K TV, we reckon this is a very smart deal.
TechnologyYahoo Lifestyle SEANot just for Samsung fans: Here's our review of the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G
It’s a 5G phone with most of the flagship features that matter, yet priced somewhat reasonable.
TechnologyYahoo Lifestyle SEASamsung unveils Galaxy S20 Fan Edition – retail price starts at S$1,098
We were surprised to find out that Samsung revealed the Galaxy S20 Fan Edition, the newest member of the Galaxy S20 series, at Galaxy Unpacked.
TechnologyYahoo Style UKEverything you need to know about Samsung’s new Galaxy Buds Live
The noise-cancelling earbuds have just gone on sale in the UK.
TechnologyYahoo Lifestyle SEAUnboxing and first impressions of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite
Samsung recently launched its newest tablet the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite and we are excited to share with you what we think.
TechnologyYahoo Style UKSamsung Galaxy S20 pre-order: Cheapest ways to get the new handset
Get smart about the new smartphone.
TechnologyYahoo Lifestyle SEASamsung reveals Galaxy Z Flip and Galaxy S20, prices start from S$1,298 onwards
Samsung unveiled yesterday (11 February) the Galaxy Z Flip and Galaxy S20 at Unpacked 2020, their inaugural event at San Francisco, USA.
TechnologyEngadgetWhat to expect from Samsung’s Galaxy Note 10 event
Few companies revel in spectacle the way Samsung does, and if nothing else, the company's Unpacked event in Brooklyn will be an assault on the senses. Of course, all that spectacle serves a purpose: to get people hyped for its newest flagship smartphone, the Galaxy Note 10. We're getting ready to lug our gear onto the subway and report from Barclays Center live on August 7th, but before we do that, let's take a moment to sift through all the things Samsung could (and should) announce in a few days.
TechnologyEngadgetSamsung will release the Galaxy Fold in September
Three months. That's how long it has been since Samsung announced it would delay the Galaxy Fold due to issues that arose after reviewers got their hands on its nearly $2,000 device. People pointed out a hinge that could let debris fall inside and its screen protector as problem areas, and Huawei similarly delayed its folding Mate X. We've had speculation about how the company could fix it, rumors that a redesign is complete and hints that updates are incoming, but very few official statements until now. Samsung has revealed the next step for the Fold, which is to release the device in September in "select markets." The company listed several changes in its press release, and they're in line with the earlier rumors. Along with the press release, Samsung also released a gallery of photos of the device, and it looks to our eye pretty much like the Fold already did.
TechnologyYahoo Lifestyle SEASamsung unveils foldable smartphone Galaxy Fold together with Galaxy S10 phones
In one of the biggest shake-ups to its product line in years, Samsung unveiled a foldable smartphone together with its new flagship Galaxy S10 phones on Wednesday (20 February). Celebrating the 10th year since the Galaxy phones were first released, the electronics giant also announced new wearable devices at its Unpacked event in San Francisco – the Galaxy Watch Active, Galaxy Fit and Galaxy Buds. The Galaxy Fold has a flexible composite polymer screen and a hinge system that allow the phone to be unfolded into a larger tablet-style device.
NewsYahoo Lifestyle SEASamsung showcases works by local digital artists in Raffles City exhibition
The next time you are in Raffles City shopping mall, take a look at the new Samsung digital art exhibition “Joy in everyday art” that will be available for public viewing from today (29 September) until 17 October.This exhibition features creative works by local photographers, illustrators, artistes and influencers, that were all shot and designed on a Samsung Galaxy Note 8 phone using the stylus (the “S Pen”). Each individual piece displayed is supposed to showcase its contributor’s creativity through the use of the S Pen.Notable contributors to the exhibition include veteran film producer Daniel Yun, award-winning comic artist Sonny Liew, illustration group Band of Doodlers, celebrity photographer Kevin Ou and influencer Melissa Koh.“A defining feature of the Samsung Galaxy Note series, the S Pen provides users with new ways to communicate by giving them more creative expression in their daily lives,” said Lee Jui Siang, president of Samsung Electronics Singapore.There are ten different exhibits located at level one of Raffles City, with all the works being displayed across Samsung’s display screens – Galaxy Tab S3 tablets, The Frame TVs, SMART Signage and Monitors, and of course, Galaxy Note 8 smartphones.Follow Yahoo Lifestyle Singapore on Facebook.