Samsung unveils the mid-range Galaxy A6/A6+
No word on a North American release however
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Samsung partners with uBreakiFix to bring in-person device repairs in the US
All repairs will use 'genuine' Samsung parts
Samsung may be keeping the headphone jack with the Galaxy S9 and S9+
Samsung may be going against the grain
Samsung launches Galaxy A8 and A8+ phones with dual front-facing cameras
Take all the selfies you want
Samsung Galaxy S8 reviews signal a tremendous comeback
The Samsung Galaxy S8 and the S8+ are arguably the most innovative phones on the market right now. From a design perspective, they are stunning devices to look at and hold, largely due to the infinity display that melts into the sturdy metal rim. Their software is also really polished – usually a sore spot for Samsung. The devices go on sale globally on April 28 but the reviews are in today, and they are very positive.
The Samsung Galaxy S8 official announcement is today, watch the Galaxy Unpacked 2017 event here
But we probably know everything already
Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Review: Next-Generation Android is Now
The Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge is an excellent phone and easily gets my recommendation for those wanting to purchase something this early into 2016. Samsung has addressed many of the Galaxy S6 issues while adding or improving features that make this year's flagship an extremely compelling choice.
Samsung Galaxy Note 5 Review: A beautiful, power user device
The Galaxy Note 5 is Samsung's latest iteration of their stylus-equipped smartphone, featuring an all new body that continues the design language Samsung established in the Galaxy S6, with other updates including the 16-megapixel camera and Exynos 7420 SoC. Naturally the Galaxy Note 5 is a larger handset than the Galaxy S6 by virtue of its larger 5.7-inch display, but if you've used a large-screened device in the past you know getting used to it doesn't take that long.
Samsung Galaxy Alpha Review: Going for the 'premium' look and feel
The Galaxy Alpha accompanies the Galaxy S5 at the top of Samsung's line-up. The 4.7-inch device is a smaller alternative to their popular flagship, designed for people who place form at the top of their priority list. Samsung seems to be realizing that cheap plastic just doesn't cut it anymore for its flagship smartphones, but the choice to focus on design has also left the Alpha with slightly downgraded specs compared to the S5.
