Official: Samsung confirms Galaxy A27 with Snapdragon and Android 16
07.05.26
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Samsung has officially confirmed the existence of the Galaxy A27 after spotting the device on the company's Brazilian website. The smartphone will receive a Snapdragon 6 Gen 3 processor, a 120 Hz screen and a pre-installed Android 16 operating system.
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Goodbye Windows? Samsung brings Galaxy Book laptops to One UI
04.05.26
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Samsung is preparing a revolutionary line of Galaxy Book laptops based on Android 17 with One UI 9 interface. Learn all about merging mobile systems into a laptop form factor and integrating Galaxy AI.
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Samsung Galaxy Glasses: waiting for James Bond spy glasses
29.04.26
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Samsung is preparing to expand into the smart glasses segment with Gemini AI integration and design from Gentle Monster. We look into leaks, specifications and the new concept of “digital blindness” from the Korean giant.
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Leak: Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 8 will disappoint with slow charging
23.04.26
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The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 8 will retain the battery and charging speeds of four years ago. We figured out why the brand is abandoning the technology race and what the price of a smartphone will be in 2026.
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The death of annual upgrades: How Samsung One UI 8.5 turns the Galaxy S24 into a neural network monster
23.04.26
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Samsung is blurring the lines between smartphone generations by bringing features from its upcoming flagship Galaxy S26 to 2024 devices. Let's look at how neural networks are changing the concept of owning a gadget and why processor power no longer matters.
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Samsung Galaxy A57 vs A37: Is the €100 Upgrade Worth It?
14.04.26
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A detailed comparison of Samsung's new mid-range smartphones: Galaxy A57 vs. Galaxy A37. We explore whether the €100 price difference is justified, which device best fits your needs, and which phone you should ultimately choose.
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Samsung Galaxy A27: Snapdragon 6 Gen 3 and Upgraded Selfie Camera Leaked
03.04.26
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The upcoming Samsung Galaxy A27 is set to ditch Exynos for a Qualcomm Snapdragon 6 Gen 3 chipset and feature a higher-quality 12MP front camera.
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Samsung cancel Galaxy TriFold sales after 3 months release
23.03.26
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Samsung is preparing to end sales of its first foldable smartphone, the Galaxy TriFold, less than three months after its launch.
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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip8 Battery Specs Leak: No Capacity Boost Expected
14.03.26
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Leaked battery certifications for the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip8 suggest the upcoming foldable will retain the same capacity as the current model.
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Samsung Galaxy TriFold display costs as much as new Galaxy S25 Ultra
17.12.25
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Sales of the Samsung Galaxy TriFold foldable smartphone have officially started in South Korea. Despite the price of about $2,400, the new product from Samsung has caused a stir
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03.11.25
Oppo A6 Pro smartphone review: ambitious
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Oppo A6 Pro smartphone review: ambitious
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Creating new mid-range smartphones is no easy task. Manufacturers have to balance performance, camera capabilities, displays, and the overall cost impact of each component. How the new Oppo A6 Pro balances these factors is discussed in our review.
06.07.26
Sony WF-1000XM6 Bluetooth headphones review: full power
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Sony WF-1000XM6 Bluetooth headphones review: full power
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The new Sony WF-1000XM6 headphones have slightly changed their shape compared to their predecessor, received a new processor, an improved noise cancellation system, more microphones, and generally made a noticeable step forward technically.
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AI forms the financial preferences of users: which banks of Ukraine fall into the answers
AI forms the financial preferences of users: which banks of Ukraine fall into the answers
The plusone AI agency has for the first time analyzed the extent to which Ukrainian banks are represented in the answers of popular AI models.
14.07.26 | 17.05
Two PCs in one case: Thermaltake Capo X is now on available
Two PCs in one case: Thermaltake Capo X is now on available
Thermaltake Capo X is a unique solution for users who need to place two independent computer systems in one case.