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The latest PCs from Samsung offer advanced performance, ultra-portable designs and Galaxy experiences to keep consumers agile, powered and connected

The latest PCs from Samsung offer advanced performance, ultra-portable designs and Galaxy experiences to keep consumers agile, powered and connected...

Consumer electronics major Samsung unveiled the new line of Galaxy Book2 series at the ongoing Mobile World Congress MWC 2022 (28 February -  3 March) in Barcelona. The new Galaxy Book2 comes in two variants-- Book2 Business and Book2 Pro. The regular Galaxy Book2 Business sports a graphite-hued enclosure with a 14-inch full HD display with Anti-Glare tech.

Samsung has unveiled the Galaxy Book 2 Business, which is an ultra-secure laptop with Intels 12th Gen. CPUs, for business and enterprises. - SamMobile

Samsung has unveiled two more laptops—Galaxy Book 2 and Galaxy Book 2 360—with OLED displays and Intels 12th Gen processors. - SamMobile

Galaxy Book Flex 2 Alpha features Intel’s 11th Gen processor Samsung had unveiled its new laptops—Galaxy Book, Galaxy Book Pro, Galaxy Book Pro 360, and Galaxy Book Odyssey—during its online event yesterday. However, it did not showcase the Galaxy Book Flex 2 Alpha during the event. Instead, Samsung directly listed the laptop on its website, and it is already available for pre-order. The Galaxy Book Flex 2 Alpha is the successor to last year’s Galaxy Book Flex Alpha and features a simil...

You can shorten a URL by using websites like Bitly and TinyURL that make compact, easier-to-share versions of the URL.

What you need to know A new Notability app adds support for link-based note sharing as well as in-page math conversion. Notability is already the go-to note-taking app for many of us and a new update just made it even better. Version 10.2 not only adds a new link-based note sharing system but also makes it easier than ever to take math notes. The new Link Sharing feature lets users take a note and create a link that can then be shared with anyone. The recipient can then view the note on the web...