The price of the newly launched Samsung Galaxy M47 5G has been hiked. The base 6GB 128GB variant is currently listed at Rs. 32,999, which is Rs. 7,000 higher than its launch price. The 8GB 128GB model now carries a price tag of Rs. 36,999 instead of its original Rs. 28,999. Do you think that this price truly justified the value for money?
Samsung has already confirmed that it will host its Galaxy Unpacked event on July 22 in London. The company is widely expected to unveil the Galaxy Z Fold 8, Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra, Galaxy Z Flip 8, Galaxy Watch 9, and Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 at the event. However, the images of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 have been unofficially published online.
The Galaxy Unpacked event will take place on July 22 in London. There are pre-reserve benefits which customers can avail by paying a refundable amount of Rs. 999 token and also win a voucher worth Rs. 5,000. I am thinking of registering for it. Hoping for a good deal.
Samsung to revise prices of some of its Galaxy A, Galaxy F, and Galaxy M series. Leaks have suggested that the changes would take place for models Galaxy A06 5G, Galaxy A07, Galaxy A07 5G, Galaxy A17 5G, Galaxy F17 5G, Galaxy F07 and Galaxy M07, and indicate that the changes took effect on July 4.
Samsung just dropped the date that it will go live on July 22. The company could unveil three foldables, including the Galaxy Z Fold 8, Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra, and the Galaxy Z Flip 8. Alongside, Galaxy Watch 9 and Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 might also get introduced.
Samsung is anticipating its rollable phones by 2030. The device is rumoured to be named Galaxy Z Slide. I am already stunned by Samsung's new flagship phones and its foldable category. Quite excited about what rollable phones will look like. What about you?
South Korean President Park Yong-In has revealed that the development has begun on a chipset named Exynos 2700. This new chipset is expected to deliver faster processing, multitasking, and improved gaming performance. Do you think Samsung can close the gap between Snapdragon and Exynos 2700?
For a long time, phones made by companies like Xiaomi, Vivo, and iQOO have had a built-in feature that shows how fast your internet is running. I just saw that Samsung is finally letting users enable a live internet speed indicator via their Good Lock (QuickStar) plugin on One UI 9. Has anyone else used it yet?
Just saw a listing on the Samsung website in the Czech Republic. It revealed the specs of the Samsung Galaxy A27. The phone features a 120Hz AMOLED display, is powered by the Snapdragon 6 Gen 3, and offers six Android upgrades. Looking at the specs, it seems close to Samsung's most expensive A-series phones.
Rumours suggest that Galaxy S26 FE will be sporting a glossy rear panel instead of the matte one. It might look great under studio lights, but fingerprints and smudges are usually unavoidable. Matte finishes are generally easier to keep clean and hide scratches better, yet glossy phones keep making a comeback. Let us see if this is really going to be true.
Samsung foldables are rumoured to have an Exynos chipset version this time. I am really curious about how flip buyers would react to this. Because buyers care about portability, cameras, and battery life with foldables instead of processors.
The Galaxy S26 series has been lauded for their AI features, but not really so for the hardware under-the-hood. Rumours say that the Galaxy S27 Pro could introduce some features that bridge the gap between the Plus and the Ultra model. But if indeed it does end up doing so, what would be the point of buying the Ultra?
Samsung phones used to push sharpening and saturation really hard, especially on faces and greenery. Lately though, things seem cleaner and more balanced without losing Samsung's signature style completely. Curious if the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra finally nails that sweet spot consistently across all cameras
I think we all know that wireless Android Auto makes your phone incredibly hot. Features like navigation, charging, Bluetooth audio, and mobile data together heat up the phone, especially in Delhi summers. But I think that the Galaxy S26 Ultra manages to deal with it pretty well due to its large vapour chamber. I can see the difference while I am driving for hours with Android Auto enabled.
I was watching a movie last night, and noticed the difference in the display instantly. The screen looked brighter and cleaner. The brightness seems easy on the eyes with reduced reflections and better colour handling. Compared to older phones, I can notice the difference in the display.
Since the phone supports Expert RAW, I wanted to know how people edit their photos. Do you edit on the phone itself or move files to a PC for software like Lightroom?
Busy airports and packed waiting areas are where the Privacy Display feature actually feels useful, especially when people are sitting or standing close by.
Some features like Adaptive Battery, Galaxy AI, and Samsung’s software feel more useful after spending a few weeks with the phone rather than on day one.
Samsung Notes has become surprisingly useful with features like handwritten notes, syncing, AI tools, and better organisation.
With discounts making older flagships cheaper, would you go for the newer Galaxy S26 or choose the S25 Ultra for its cameras and S Pen?
