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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 ...

Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra review: Camera refinements are nice, but the price drop’s the thing The updates are mostly iterative for an already solid handset, but we won't say 'no' to a $200 price drop The Galaxy S21 is a tank. It’s a big, heavy (8.04 ounces versus its predecessor’s 7.7), blunt instrument of a phone. It’s quintessential Samsung, really — the handset you purchase when too much isn’t quite enough. In fact, it even goes so far as adopting S-Pen functionality — perhaps the largest distinguishing factor between the company’s two flagship lines. In many ways it — and...

Samsung S lineup has evolved quite a bit for the last couple of years, moving from two flagship models to three, but arguably the most significant change...

Samsung recaps the history of Galaxy S cameras and how they improved over the years The Samsung V200 from the year 2000 was the company’s first phone with a camera – more than that, it was one of the first ever phones with a camera. It has been working on improving mobile photography since then and for the last 11 years it has been the premium Galaxy S series leading charge. Samsung felt nostalgic after the launch of the Galaxy S21, so it posted an abridged history of the Galaxy S cameras from the very first one to today. The original Samsung Galaxy S had a 5MP camera and 720p video reco...

Design The Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra has an overall square-ish look although the edges are a bit rounded. This phone uses a small center punch hole which takes the screen-to-body ratio to almost 90%. The iPhone 12 Pro Max on the other hand is more rounded and uses a big notch. With the notch size, the screen-to-body ratio of the display is just over 87%. Both smartphones have a sleek feel and a premium appearance. On the rear, there is a huge difference between these devices. The iPhone 12 Pro Max uses the regular rounded camera module with three sensors and a flash inside it. However, the Gal...