Serving up a 5.7", 5.2" and 4.7" model in its ranks, Samsung brings its 2017 range of Galaxy A smartphones to South Africa. FULL STORY >

There won't be a Galaxy S8 at MWC this year, but Samsung is readying a new tablet for unveiling on 26 February. FULL STORY >

After reports suggested Samsung would unveil the Galaxy S8 in late March, it didn't take long for a leaked image to surface. FULL STORY >

We know Samsung's Galaxy S8 won't be at MWC 17. Now, more information about the smartphone has been revealed. FULL STORY >

In a bid to keep ahead of its competitors, Samsung is reportedly saving the bulk of Qualcomm's Snapdragon 835 chips for the Galaxy S8. FULL STORY >

Does Samsung's 55" Quantum Dot Series 9 TV take viewing to another level, and can it convince a curved-TV naysayer that curves really offer a superior experience? FULL STORY >

Speaking recently with Reuters, Samsung Mobile’s DJ Koh says Galaxy S8 will not be launched at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona next month. FULL STORY >

After an investigation, Samsung discovers a short circuit within the battery of certain Note 7's was the cause of the devices catching fire. FULL STORY >

The South Korean manufacturer will hold press conference in Seoul at 3:00 AM on Monday morning. FULL STORY >

Is this a preview of Samsung's next flagship phone? FULL STORY >

The new standard in premium TVs? Samsung debuts QLED TVs for 2017 a day before CES gets underway in Las Vegas. FULL STORY >

Aimed squarely at mid-range smartphone connoisseurs, Samsung gives its A series of devices an overhaul for 2017. FULL STORY >

If you want an uncompromised experience, the flagship smartphone space is where it's at. This year, the usual brands featured, along with a couple surprise additions. FULL STORY >

No longer only about screen real estate, this year phablets showed that they're equally adept at multitasking as their smartphone counterparts are. These five stood out from the pack. FULL STORY >

For cost-savvy consumers, a good smartphone these days is not hard to come by. These five low cost entry-level candidates, however, worked a bit harder to get noticed during 2016. FULL STORY >