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While phone, accessory, and equipment makers flooded Mobile World Congress with countless new products and concepts, a single ...

Samsung’s latest high-end Android smartphone, the Galaxy S25 Ultra, is now $300 off for the base 256GB storage option. That ...

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For more conservative spending habits, the Galaxy A35 5G is the budget Samsung phone of choice. It's not as powerful as the company's flagship series, but its camera is capable, and its battery ...

From the Samsung Galaxy S24 series to Galaxy A55 5G, the South Korean tech giant has launched several smartphones this year. If you are planning to buy a Samsung phone and are not quite sure which ...

The A range is where you'll find Samsung's cheapest phones. One of the releases is the Samsung Galaxy A25 5G. It comes with a 6.5-inch screen with 2,340 x 1,080 resolution and three camera lenses with ...

This year, Samsung’s Galaxy S25 is set to launch following the release of September’s iPhone 16. While the Galaxy S25 features few design changes compared to last year’s Galaxy S24 ...

The Galaxy S25 series has finally arrived, and Samsung has taken a similar approach to previous years. The lineup includes three phones, featuring only a few minor tweaks compared to earlier models.

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The Samsung Galaxy A16 5G is the South Korean company's latest addition to its Galaxy A series of smartphones, and it is a midrange handset that runs on Android 14, and the company has promised up to ...

Here are the top phones from Apple, Google, Samsung and others that we've tested for T-Mobile, including those you need to access the fastest network speeds. I’m one of PCMag’s mobile analysts.