Samsung had launched 3 Galaxy A series smartphones in 2021 which are the Galaxy A32 series, Galaxy A52 series, and Galaxy A72. Here, we found out that the company accidentally confirmed the existence of the Galaxy A82 5G on their security updates page.

As Samsung only provide four years of security updates for its smartphones starting from the launch date, the Galaxy S8 series will now lose the privilege. From now on, the Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus will no longer receive the updates.

To those of you guys who are still on the Samsung Galaxy S8, don’t worry, Samsung hasn’t forgotten about you. Another update is rolling in for you guys, this time improving the S8’s camera stability as well as a security patch update.

The Samsung Galaxy S series has always been about flagship level performance, trend setting features and pioneering design. With the Galaxy S10 series unpacking just a day or two away, we can't help but wonder (and hope) at what the Galaxy S10 series will bring to users, so here’s how we're hoping the Samsung Galaxy S10 series moves beyond its predecessors.

Did you know that the first Samsung Galaxy S first came out in 2010? That was almost 10 years ago! Samsung sure has come a long way and they have been continuously pushing innovation in their Galaxy S flagships, raising the bar to become one of the most recognizable smartphone brands globally. With the Galaxy S10 series coming on the way on 20 February 2019, we decided to take a look back at some of the innovations they have done and overcome. So sit back, relax and read the Top Innovations brought by the Samsung Galaxy S Series. 

Samsung has many plans in store for 2019. For starters, during SDC 2018 they announced the Infinity Flex Display and the new Samsung One UI which will be coming to their devices soon. And now, they’ve announced their latest most powerful chipset, which will likely be used in the 2019 models of their flagships besides adding in a new range of budget phones as well. 

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Initially, rumours mentioned that Fortnite Mobile was so late to the party because it would be exclusively for the Samsung Galaxy Note 9, but now the beta is out and owners of Samsung Galaxy flagships including the S7, S7 Edge, S8, S8+, S9, S9+, Note 8, Note 9, Tab S3 and Tab S4 can install it. It is still semi-exclusive in that you can only download the installer app from the Samsung Galaxy Apps for now, but Note 9 users will also get 15000 V-Bucks, a special Galaxy skin and access to more in-game content.

Welcome back to another edition of Senheng and senQ promotion. This time around, Samsung Galaxy smartphones are in the spotlight and if you're the type that prefers Instalment Plans, you're in the right place so here's the deal - for every purchase of a Samsung Galaxy device by using a credit card Instalment Plan (IPP) or AEON Easy Payment Scheme, you will be entitled to a one-month free Instalment payment!

Samsung is back again with their flagship S series with the release of the Samsung Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+. To get straight to the point, the Samsung Galaxy S9 is seemingly much like a Galaxy S8 with everything enhanced. Surprisingly, the S9 still costs the same at RM3299 as last year when the Galaxy S8 came out despite new features like a dual aperture camera and super slow motion video. Read on and see if the Galaxy S9 is the device for you in our review below.