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Tag Archives: Samsung
2010s: The Decade Of The Smartwatch
At the beginning of the decade, the idea of the smartwatch was laughable. We had smartphones and tablets already. Wasn’t it overkill? Apparently, not. But the smartwatch industry didn’t take off right away. The decade started with failed (but somewhat … Continue reading
The Decade In Smartphones: Samsung, Apple, and HTC
The main difference between January 2010 and December 2019: Everybody has a smartphone. That includes grandmas, grandpas, little kids, etc. The flip phone with the numeric pad is now an antique. And so are phones with thumb keyboards. Let’s take … Continue reading
First Impressions: Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Hits Levels Of Smartphone Brilliance
A few days back, I wrote about how disappointing it was that the Note 10 series does not have a headphone jack. Because of this, my excitement wasn’t huge when I went to go try the phone out. However, the … Continue reading
First Impressions: Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Is Just Like Galaxy Note 8
Samsung’s Galaxy Note 9 started making its appearance in several stores at the end of last week. I walked into an AT&T store and I honestly thought they made a mistake of putting the Galaxy Note 8 in the Galaxy … Continue reading
CES 2018 Preview: Smart Home, TV, And VR Devices
It’s that time of the year again where preparations are going on for the Consumer Electronics Show, which begins on January 9. I was invited to this show (finally!), but I may not be able to make it. And if … Continue reading
Samsung (Almost) Has A Hit With Notebook 9 Pro
Samsung hasn’t made much of a dent in the PC industry, despite their best efforts. However, the new Notebook 9 Pro may change that. Samsung’s latest (and greatest) 15-inch notebook has the latest Intel Core i7 processor, a Radeon™ 540 … Continue reading
Motorola’s New Moto Z2 Force Shows Early Screen Problems
Moto Z2 Force Motorola isn’t as successful of a smartphone company as they used to be. Still, when the new Z2 Force screen was announced, there was some excitement. Tech Radar‘s hands-on review was positive. They were complimentary of the … Continue reading
Is Samsung’s ‘Bixby’ Really An Alternative to Apple’s ‘Siri’?
Samsung’s new voice assistant, Bixby, is being advertised as Samsung’s answer to Siri, Alexa, or even Google Assistant. In a recent press release, Samsung explained the reasoning behind Bixby. “Samsung has a conceptually new philosophy to the problem: instead of … Continue reading
Will Consumer 360-Degree Cameras Finally Take Off In 2017?
I was an audience member in a future game show for CBS the other day, and I noticed how they had a 360-degree camera rig with about twenty cameras. The device, which was remotely controlled, slithered around the stage like … Continue reading
4K TVs Are Cheaper Than Ever, But Where’s The Content?
If you have been holding off on buying a 4K television set, now may be the time to finally take the plunge. My personal recommendation would be a Samsung 4K set since Samsung’s sets offer the most vibrant colors and … Continue reading