If you own a Galaxy Z Flip3, there’s no pressing need to upgrade to the Galaxy Z Flip4. For users looking into buying their first foldable device, however, the Flip4 is a good entry point.
Five months following the global launch of the Samsung A53 5G, Samsung’s local office in the Philippines has decided to introduce three new additional members to the growing A-series roster of entry level and flagship entry level smartphones and tablets.
Compared to its predecessor, the Galaxy Watch4 series, the Galaxy Watch5 devices will feature raised edges and sapphire crystal material for better protection against scratches, a more comfortable curve on the bottom part of the wearable that makes contact with the skin, and a 15% increase in battery life.
Consumer technology giant Samsung Electronics recently introduced the official successors to its third-generation foldables: the new Galaxy Z Flip4 and Galaxy Z Fold4 -- both offering camera upgrades, bigger battery life, and more customization options for its market.
South Korean brand Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. (Samsung) has expanded its entry level lineup of smartphones, the Galaxy A series, with Android 12 handsets at a sub-P12,000 price point.
The growth in 2021 can largely be attributed to Samsung's recent success, as the Korean giant made waves in the market thanks to its newest foldable flagships.
The 5G-powered Galaxy S21 Fan Edition packs a larger screen real estate, Android 12 out of the box, longer battery life, and four new colorways. Unfortunately, it is also equipped with a new but underwhelming telephoto lens and lacks 8K quality recording.
Samsung is cashing in on the exponential growth of mobile game spending in the Philippines by introducing a new smartphone designed to meet the needs of both gaming content creators and the players themselves, but on a slightly cheaper price tag.
The Galaxy Tab S7 FE will be running One UI 3.1 on top of Android 11, supports Samsung DeX, and is equipped with an 8MP main camera paired with a 5MP front-facing shooter.