It has been rumored for quite some time that Apple is going to launch a Tile-like tracking device, probably called AirTags. However, the company hasn't gotten around to actually announcing anything quite yet. Which may give Samsung some room to beat them to the punch.
The iPhone 12 lineup has a ridiculously good camera system, but things can always get better. So it shouldn't be a surprise Apple is reportedly looking for new ways to make that happen.
Apple is not shy about touting the capabilities of its A-series processors. That's certainly the case with the A14 Bionic, which the company introduced earlier this year.
Back to its old tricks in a bid to convince people to use its foldable smartphone, Samsung is once again taking potshots at Apple with the latest ad campaign. First its social media department had fun mocking Tim Cook & Co. over the removal of a power adapter from the iPhone boxes (you can bet they'll do precisely the same thing with the upcoming Galaxy S21), and now the South Korean conglomerate is messing with an important element of Steve Jobs’ legacy with its city light advertisements for the Galaxy Fold Z foldable smartphone with 5G.
Samsung typically debuts its next-generation Galaxy smartphones in February before putts them on sale in March. This time around, however, things could be a bit different because the next Galaxy refresh is rumored to come much earlier than usual in 2021.
We're taking a closer look at two of the best tablets available in the marketplace right now: Apple's iPad Pro and Samsung's Galaxy Tab S7, both featuring eleven-inch HDR screens based on LCD IPS technology with a 120Hz refresh rate.
Did you know that there are smartphones out there that support 5G, and they were on the market before the iPhone 12 lineup was announced? Well, Samsung's not afraid to remind you.
Some companies feel like foldable displays are the future of smartphones (and other devices). Others may feel the same, even if they haven't already jumped on the bandwagon.
If you are in the United Kingdom, are a fan of Samsung, and want an all-digital card option from the company, the wait is over.
Apple reportedly paid Samsung's display-making arm nearly a billion dollars as a penalty for unfulfilled orders of pricey OLED panels for iPhones in the second quarter of 2020.
While Vizio has been rolling out support for AirPlay 2 and HomeKit for a wide range of its TVs for quite some time now, the Apple TV app has been missing from the equation. But the company is changing that this year.
With this year's Worldwide Developers Conference now officially behind us, even more attention can be put ahead toward the iPhone 12 lineup, which is expected to arrive this fall (with iOS 14 on board!).