When you buy through our links, Business Insider may earn an affiliate commission. More information Even as manufacturers improve the durability of smartphones, going without a case is still a risky task. It only takes one drop to crack the screen or dent the frame of your device, ruining it and racking up a hefty
Samsung has just announced its latest range of devices and the Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 is among the top new releases available for pre-order. The watch will be officially launched on August 7, 2026. The Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 expands on the first-generation Ultra model focused on outdoor adventures and fitness, adding longer battery
Samsung has finally announced its next generation of foldable devices, including a new Galaxy Z Flip 8. The nostalgic-style foldable phone brings a classic silhouette to modern smartphone technology, now with a more powerful processor, more camera features, a new fingerprint scanner, a slimmer design, and more. If you’re hoping to get one for yourself,
Samsung’s latest generation of foldable devices is here, including a revised Galaxy Fold 8 and an all-new Galaxy Fold 8 Ultra. Both devices bring the brand’s signature XL displays to grip-friendly, pocket-friendly designs, now with slimmer profiles and more capabilities than ever. Read on to find out how to pre-order the Galaxy Fold 8 and
Months after analysts warned that AI-driven demand for memory chips would spread to consumer electronics, India is providing the strongest evidence yet that disruption has arrived, with rising mobile phone prices reshaping the smartphone market. The memory chips in question (RAM and storage components) are the same ones that tech giants need in bulk to
Stop me if you’ve heard this before: An AI-linked company crushed earnings forecasts, but investors weren’t impressed and the stock sank anyway. It turns out that the market was more focused on the company’s extravagant spending plans. A tough shot, right? Well, it’s been happening with some regularity, including twice this month. Taiwanese chipmaker TSMC