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Samsung seeks AI-powered comeback
Samsung plans to equip its next Galaxy S phones with a Siri-like digital assistant.
Samsung plans to equip its next Galaxy S phones with a Siri-like digital assistant.
Huawei has finally revealed the Mate 9, alongside a special Porsche edition of the smartphone and the Huawei Fit Fitness tracker.
Motorola is the latest manufacturer to run with the idea of a modular smartphone.
BlackBerry has showed off the last phone it will market itself before completely outsourcing design, production and distribution to partners: a 5.5-inch touchscreen device that rivals the size of the iPhone 7 Plus and Google Pixel XL, but at a lower price.
Update's headline feature is only available on the iPhone 7 Plus — a new 'portrait mode' that uses the phone's dual cameras to create a shallow depth of field usually only achieved with larger camera systems.
LG's new V20 wants to take on the iPhone 7 Plus and Google Pixel XL.
Kodak is back, with a phone that claims to far surpass the cameras on mainstream handsets.
Nexus devices were for Android enthusiasts, but Google doesn't need to cater to them anymore. The Pixels are phones for everybody.
Zhang Sitong says Samsung staff offered him a new phone and cash on the proviso he kept a video of his smoking Note 7 private.
This is the phone you want if you're after an Android that's optimised perfectly before you even turn it on.
Samsung killed the Galaxy Note7 this week after the devices continued to burst into flames. But the tech behemoth has not extinguished scrutiny over its safety record.
Despite the clever technology on display these are still a 1.0 product – in both hardware and software.
Google's Pixel may have the best camera there is on a smartphone, but it's extremely expensive. Here are some alternatives.
Samsung has issued a second recall for the troubled Note7 handset and canned production, but where does it go from here?
Recalling a product whose reputation consists solely of its propensity to burst into flames presents some obvious problems like: is it even legal to mail this thing?
It's ending all sales and production of Note 7.
Sony has announced that its recently-unveiled flagship phone, the Xperia XZ, will be available in Australia on October 20 with pre-orders opening today.
Samsung has asked all retailers across the globe to stop selling and exchanging the Galaxy Note7 smartphone, and has instructed all owners of the phone to power it off and seek a refund or replacement.
Samsung Electronics has suspended production of its Galaxy Note7 smartphones.
Reports surface of man suffering acute bronchitis from phone smoke, as internal Telstra memo indicates replacement shipments to Australia will be halted.
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