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The Galaxy S23 series will launch at a higher price compared to its predecessors in India (image via Smartprix)Indian prices for the Galaxy S23 series have been revealed by a new leak. The vanilla Galaxy S23 will start at ₹79,999 (US$981), the Galaxy S23+ at ₹89,999 (US$1,104) and the Galaxy S23 Ultra at ₹114,999 (US$1,410)

The 128 GB Galaxy S23 will be the only member of the family without UFS 4.0 storage. (Source: Samsung)While the Galaxy S23 series is expected to debut with both LPDDR5X RAM and UFS 4.0 storage, it appears the cheapest option in the lineup will be nerfed in the storage department, perhaps signifying Samsung's plans to

TechSpot is about to celebrate its 25th anniversary. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. What just happened? Samsung has unveiled the next product in its expanding Odyssey Neo range, one that straddles the line between monitor and smart TV. The 43-inch Odyssey Neo G7 (G70NC) offers a 4K resolution, 144Hz refresh rate and is

The first 43-inch Mini-LED monitor for gamers. (Image Source: Samsung)Samsung presents its first 43-inch gaming monitor with Mini-LED technology. The Odyssey Neo G7 integrates a 4K panel with 144 Hz refresh rate and is compatible with the FreeSync Premium Pro standard. It can double up as a TV with Smart Hub functionality and two 20

Free streaming channels have become a popular offering for many brands, and Samsung’s TV Plus has especially made an impact in recent years. Now, Samsung is reportedly working on bringing TV Plus to other smart TV platforms, including TVs sold by TCL. more… The post Report: Samsung wants to bring its free TV Plus streaming

The Galaxy M54 will be available later this year in contrasting styles. (Image source: MySmartPrice)Press images of the Samsung Galaxy M54 have leaked online ahead of the device's official launch. Sporting a different design to the Galaxy M53, the Galaxy M54 is expected to land shortly after Samsung presents the Galaxy S23 series. MySmartPrice has

N.Z.Photography/Shutterstock Samsung Galaxy smartphones are beloved by many for their sleek designs, innovative tech, and plentiful features. Their powerful processors, high-resolution displays, and outstanding camera capabilities have pushed them above many competitors in a period of exceptional user experience focus. But as they continue to grow in popularity with many Samsung enthusiasts claiming to be experts

Samsung Wallet arrived last June, bringing Samsung Pay and Samsung Pass under one roof. It's been rolling out globally since, the Korean company now announcing the service is expanding to eight new markets, bringing the total to 29. The new regions are Australia, Brazil, Canada, Hong Kong...