With the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S23 series set for release in just a few more weeks on 2 February, 2:00AM Malaysian Time, Samsung has not forgotten their Galaxy S22 Ultra. Featuring Samsung’s Nightography, One UI 5 and more, the Galaxy S22 Ultra is apparently the only device being used to shoot an upcoming short film called Jackals & Fireflies by Charlie Kaufman.

Samsung is at it again and released three new colour options for the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra. Starting from today onwards, customers can get either Graphite, Red or Sky Blue for a limited period until 14 July 2022. 

When we buy smartphones, most of us have different uses for them in mind. For example, if you want to play mobile games you'll buy a fancy gaming phone. And if you want to take good pictures, you get a phone that can help you capture the best shots.

In that sense, the Samsung Galaxy S22 series smartphones are great options. If you recall, we previously released an article discussing its Nightography capabilities. This makes the Galaxy S22 smartphones great for night photography, which is one of their key selling points. But what makes it better in this area? We take a look at the top features of the Samsung Galaxy S22 series for the ultimate Nightography.

The recently launched Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra not only packed in a built-in S Pen, it also comes with the highest-end camera specs of the entire Samsung Galaxy S22 series. This year, Samsung says that the S22 Ultra will also “break the rules” when it comes to night photography or “Nightography” as they put it, so we took the S22 Ultra out for a couple of nights. So is it really that good?

Most of you know that Samsung ships two different variants of its flagship Galaxy S22 series in different regions. One of them uses the Qualcomm Snapdragon chip, while the other one uses the company's own Exynos chip. However, you might not know that doing so will affect the camera's performance in those two variants, giving them different results when it comes to photography.

Looking for your big break in film making? Maybe Samsung's Born of the Galaxy Stars competition could do that for you!

We all know that Samsung ships two different variants of its flagship Galaxy S22 series in different regions. But what you might not know will be the different chipsets will affect the camera's performance in those two variants, giving them different results when it comes to photography.

amsung Galaxy S22 Ultra, the South Korean tech giant’s most recent flagship smartphone has been making waves for its impressive specs list and sleek modern design that’s befitting of its ‘Ultra’ name.

In fact, the latest and greatest Samsung smartphone has proven to be ultra durable too, even surviving JerryRigEverything’s famous ‘durability test’ that has practically destroyed dozens of phones before!

Samsung has just launched its 2022 flagship Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra! For the first time, Malaysia will get the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 which is the latest and most powerful mobile chipset. Isn't that an exciting news? Besides, it has now a built-in S Pen supporting all the S Pen features and shortcuts too.

Over the past few days, more and more users are reporting that the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra is having an occasional flickering issue. While we haven't encountered this on our review unit, Samsung actually acknowledge the issue and responded online.