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The Samsung Galaxy S21 isn't officially out yet but it seems there have been some early deliveries for some lucky customers in Australia.

Samsung Galaxy S21 review: Design and Display With the Galaxy S21, Samsung has shaken things up with a much-needed makeover. We weren't floored by the appearance of the design of the Galaxy S20 last year, so it's great to see Samsung trying something new. We're still a little undecided whether we totally love the new look, which now includes a "Contour Cut Camera" that's colour-matched to the sides of the phone for a more seamless appearance. However, one thing is for sure, it's definitely much more appealing than the bulbous camera bump that stuck out of S20 like an incredibly sore thumb. Yo...

OnePlus 9 vs Samsung Galaxy S21: Which should you buy? Credit: Luke Pollack / Android Authority OnePlus continues to drive into true flagship territory with the OnePlus 9 series, and the OnePlus 9 Pro is its most expensive smartphone yet. The new OnePlus phones are primed to take on the best of 2021, which includes Samsung’s latest and greatest smartphones, the Galaxy S21 series. How do the two compare? We take a quick look at the OnePlus 9 vs Samsung Galaxy S21! Join 150,000+ subscribers and receive a daily newsletter with the most critical headlines. Plus The Recap. sign up now By signin...

Bottom Line Samsung decided to make the Galaxy S21 the phone for the everyday person. Power users will think it's anemic, but the average smartphone buyer will find everything they need at a very reasonable cost. If you're looking for the Android phone that has it all, check out the Galaxy S21 Ultra. If you're looking for a phone that delivers the essentials without destroying your bank account, this is the Galaxy for you. Galaxy S21 by Samsung Samsung decided to make the Galaxy S21 the phone for the everyday person. Power users will think it's anemic, but the average smartphone buyer will fi...

I think the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE was a proof of concept that succeeded. It brought enough flagship elements to deserve the title but then experimented with dropping a few non-essentials in order to drive the price down, at a time when the market needed it. Think about it! Do you really need your display to be curved? Do you really need the back of your phone to be made of glass? Can you really tell if your display is Quad HD+? More important, would you trade any of these elements for a less expensive price? The result was a massive hit. I still debate the name because I feel fans will drift ...