For years, many brands launched smartphones or tablets in a 'series'. Typically, there would be a standard and Pro variant, sometimes even a Plus version. That's a format that Samsung has always stuck to, but that may not be true for the Galaxy S10 series.

For years, Samsung devices either came with a Snapdragon or Exynos chipset. In fact, the company's Galaxy Tab series has almost exclusively been Snapdragon-only. But that could change with this year's Galaxy Tab S10 series.

The Samsung Galaxy S24 series launched last month meant another year of upgrades for many. Previously, we already reviewed the Galaxy S24 Ultra, which was great but commands a steep price. Fortunately, there's an intermediate variant with the Galaxy S24+. It sports a smaller screen and lacks the built-in S-Pen, but is a lot more affordable.

If you are a fan of Samsung’s products, this news might excite you. Today, Samsung announced an official lineup of accessories for the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra. That said, what should you know about it?

Devices from the same ecosystem tend to make sweet music together. This connective synergy is important, as having your devices work together can make many tasks more convenient. Let's say you have a combo like the Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE and Galaxy Buds FE. What would the connected experience feel like? Here's how we picture a day with Samsung's two new FE devices.

As an avid tech enthusiast and a lover of entertainment, I was excited to see what the Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE and Galaxy Tab S9 FE+ could do. When I first saw these devices, I knew they were more than just tablets. They blend visual brilliance, performance, and productivity in one package, resulting in a greater digital experience for tech fans.

The last Samsung Galaxy Tab S FE was the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 FE and when no FE version came out for the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 series, many users wondered if it was the end for Samsung’s FE or Fan Edition tablets. Fortunately, this year we not only get a Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE, but there’s also the Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE+ and 5G variants for each. 

Featuring an increase up to 12GB RAM and 256GB storage, it's clear that these new FE tablets are aimed at the higher-end market and this is reflected in the higher prices. Priced at RM3099 with tech specs that include an Exynos 1380 chipset, 12GB RAM, 256GB storage, a side mounted fingerprint sensor, IP68 water and dust resistance, S Pen stylus and 12.4-inch 2K display, is this Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE+ the tablet for you? Check out the rest of the review to find out.

Samsung’s Unpacked launch event is coming soon, and fans can expect a lot of leaks about the Galaxy Tab S9 series. After all, Samsung has not released a Fan Edition device since the Galaxy S21 FE and Galaxy Tab S7 FE in 2022. Fans wonder, will the Galaxy Tab S9 FE get a new variant?

Did you know? There's an ongoing Raya promotion by Samsung Malaysia when you purchase selected Galaxy tablets with rebates of up to RM800. This includes the Galaxy Tab S7 FE, Galaxy Tab S8 Series, Galaxy A7 Lite and others until 10 May 2023.

After Samsung launched the Samsung Galaxy A03s entry-level smartphone last September, it received encouraging responses from consumers. However, it uses a relatively old chipset, so Samsung released an upgraded model - the Galaxy A03.