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Samsung Galaxy A (Alpha) series. The Galaxy A series is a line of mid-range to high-end Android smartphones manufactured by Samsung Electronics. The Galaxy A series is similar to the high-end Galaxy S series, but with lower specifications and features. The latest models are the Galaxy A35, and Galaxy A55 .
- Samsung Galaxy a Series
The Samsung Galaxy A series is a line of mid-range...
- Samsung Galaxy M Series
The Samsung Galaxy M series is a line of online-exclusive...
- Samsung Galaxy S Series
The Samsung Galaxy S series is a line of flagship Android...
- Samsung Galaxy Z Series
Galaxy Z Fold. The Samsung Galaxy Fold was the first phone...
- Samsung Galaxy F Series
The Samsung Galaxy F series is a line of midrange...
- Samsung Galaxy S9
The Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9+ are Android-based smartphones...
- Samsung Galaxy Note Series
The Samsung Galaxy Note series was a line of high-end...
- Samsung Galaxy a Series
Samsung SPH-i500. Samsung SPH-i550. Samsung SGH-i600. Samsung SPH-i700. Samsung i900 Omnia. Samsung i8000 Omnia II. Samsung i8910 Omnia HD. Samsung Galaxy S Duos. Samsung Galaxy 3.
- Samsung Galaxy S – 2010
- Samsung Galaxy Sii – 2011
- Samsung Galaxy S III – 2012
- Samsung Galaxy S4 – 2013
- Samsung Galaxy S5 – 2014
- Samsung Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge – 2015
- Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge – 2016
- Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus – 2017
- Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus – 2018
- Samsung Galaxy S10, S10 Plus, and S10e – 2019
The Galaxy S is the handset that kick-started Samsung’s journey along the path to world smartphone domination. Announced in March 2010 and released in June, it packed in some of the most impressive specs available at the time. Its 1GHz ARM Hummingbird processor coupled with 512MB RAM and the most powerful graphics processing of any smartphone made ...
This is it folks. This is the handset that really put Samsung on the map. The 8.49mm-thin Galaxy SII received rave reviews, with many critics labelling it the best smartphone in the world, evs. The Galaxy SII helped push Samsung ahead of Apple in smartphone sales, and it deserved the praise. Its superb Super AMOLED Plus screen was miles ahead of th...
The Galaxy SIII is where it all went horribly wrong for Samsung. Wait, did we say “horribly wrong”? We meant to say “incredibly well”. Like, really, massively, unbelievably well. The quad-core beast was once again the most powerful handset in the world at the time of its release, and its 1080p screen was a joy to behold. Samsung packed more bells a...
Launching with Android 4.2 Jelly Bean, the 7.9mm Galaxy S4 was Samsung’s fastest-selling handset ever, with a whopping 20 million units sold in the first two months. The phone landed with plenty of power beneath its plastic shell, in the form of Qualcomm’s mighty Snapdragon 600 processor and 2GB of RAM. The full HD AMOLED display made its return, a...
The Galaxy S5’s launch was the first occasion in which people’s love affair with Samsung began to falter slightly. Unveiled at MWC in Barcelona, the handset’s band aid-like plastic rear was met with criticism, especially as the premium metal HTC One M7 had already demonstrated that Android handsets could match Apple for build quality. Predictably t...
Simply put, Samsung smashed it in 2015 when it released the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge. The plastic had finally been banished, and was replaced with lovely premium metal and glass. The handset felt as good as the iPhone and HTC One M9 in the hands, and the S6 Edge, with its curved display, was a thing of beauty. The camera was superb, and until its succ...
Unveiled at MWC in February 2016, the Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge were (naturally) Samsung’s sleekest, sexiest, most powerful handsets to date. While their designs appear almost identical to the existing S6 and S6 Edge, their backs have been rounded off to make for a more comfortable, grippy shape, and the protruding camera lens is now almost flu...
Unlike Apple’s iPhone 6/6s/7, Samsung didn’t revisit the same basic design for a third time: the Galaxy S8 went for something bold and new, and Samsung’s gamble paid off. The Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 Plusoffer striking silhouettes, with a taller-than-usual 18.5:9 curved Infinity Display that covers nearly the entire face of the phone, with minimal b...
Samsung stuck to its guns with the Galaxy S9 series, on the design front at least. Practically identical to their S8 predecessors, the Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus retained their smooth, organic, pebble-like curves and minimalistic side bezels, making for a premium, comfortable experience. Standout features (at least, at the time), included 3D avatars in ...
The S10 range landed with five models in total — the regular Galaxy S10, the larger S10 Plus, the more affordable S10e, and a model with 5G support thrown in for good measure. The design was, once again, pretty familiar, marking the last time Samsung could have probably gotten away with the same rounded look without fearing criticism for playing it...
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Feb 1, 2023 · Samsung launched its first Galaxy tablet, aptly named the Galaxy Tab, in 2010. This tablet featured a 7-inch LCD touchscreen in a plastic frame, a 3.2-megapixel camera and a 1.3-megapixel front ...
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Jan 22, 2021 · last updated 22 January 2021. It's one of the most iconic handsets of the modern day, but how did we get here? The Samsung Galaxy series has a long and not always brilliant history, a history...
