When it comes to foldable devices, two main designs are popular. The first is the small tablet that folds inwards or outwards, while the other is the clamshell design. Of course, other designs like the tri-fold are being considered, and Samsung took the opportunity to show them off at CES 2022.

CES 2022 hasn't started yet, but some companies are already teasing their new products. Samsung is expected to introduce a variety of different products like the Galaxy S22 smartphones. But that's not all, as the company officially revealed some upcoming monitors.

When it comes to smartphone operating systems, most people are familiar with the two common ones - Android and iOS. But did you know there's a third one? Google has been working on Fuchsia with Samsung for some time now, and Samsung could put it on a smartphone in the future.

If you're one of the victims of the flood and also own some Samsung products, this will be a piece of good news. Samsung Malaysia has announced the Flood Relief Programme to provide support, including cleaning and repairing, for affected Samsung goods in the recent floods.

Besides upgrading its Galaxy S smartphone series, Samsung is bringing the latest versions of its earbuds next year. According to a new patent, the Korean tech giant might include an unexpected technology on the next-generation Galaxy Buds, and it's a biometric sensor.

In 2022, CES (Consumer Electronics Show) will return as a physical event rather than being held virtually. The CES 2022 will take place in Las Vegas from 5 to 8 January to showcase advanced technologies from participating brands. Since it's less than one month to go, Samsung has announced the theme of its keynote event, and it's "Together for Tomorrow".

For many of us, the weekend is a time for relaxation and entertainment. This could mean chilling on Netflix or playing video games. If you're in the latter category, you might be interested in having a chance to win some goodies from Samsung.

Earlier, it was reported that Samsung might equip some new A-series devices with Exynos chips that utilize the AMD mRDNA GPU. Now, it appears that the Korean tech giant is attempting to bring more flagship features to the budget lineup. This time, it would be water resistance.

Samsung had launched the 200MP ISOCELL HP1 sensor earlier, but the Korean tech giant is not using it in its upcoming Galaxy S22 series. Now, it looks like Xiaomi will do the job by debuting a smartphone with the sensor in the second half of 2022.

TSMC's favourite customer is undoubtedly Apple, as most of its sales belong to the Cupertino-based company. Therefore, the semiconductor manufacturer would leave the best to the tech giant, and it might have made someone jealous. According to a recent report, AMD is considering switching to Samsung for its 3nm products due to the TSMC's special treatment for Apple.