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Charli XCX is entering the metaverse with Samsung's Superstar Galaxy. The artist will perform her first metaverse concert on Roblox June 17. Superstar Galaxy allows players to explore, build and customize performance stages. You can check it out here...

It looks like Samsung may be following in Apple's footsteps. Back in June, it was reported that Apple plans to ditch free chargers and EarPods with its newer iPhones. Now, it looks like Samsung is also considering removing chargers from phone boxes...

Samsung just unveiled a foldable phone, the malleable mobile sporting new tech the company's calling Infinity Flex. Essentially a smartphone that can open up on itself to become tablet-sized, the prototype's got tech lovers talking since it's the first device that actually has a folding screen...

Samsung just launched the Galaxy J2 Pro, which doesn't actually let you connect to WiFi. Or 3G or LTE either... Read more: This person jailbroke their iPhone to turn calls into Pokémon battles As Mashable reports, the phone "blocks mobile data such as 3G, LTE, and Wi-Fi with the intent of helping students focus on learning," which means no social media distractions. They share that the

Samsung launched their latest smartphones, the Galaxy S9 and S9+, and it appears as though people aren't too keen on the shades you can choose from. Read more: Samsung officially kills its “exploding” phone, the Galaxy Note 7 The phone comes in four different colors: Lilac Purple, Midnight Black, Titanium Gray and Coral Blue. Galaxy S9 colour optio ...

It sounds like science fiction—but it's actually true: back in August, tech giant Samsung was getting reports of its most complex phone yet, the Galaxy Note 7, bursting into flames. After issuing a recall in September, Samsung has now officially halted production of the device, asking all customers to "power it down and contact the carrier or retail outlet where you purchased your Galaxy Not

Samsung and the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission issued an official recall for the Galaxy Note7, as it has been known to burst into flames. (via The Washington Post) Read more: Spotify outpaces Apple Music, reaches 40 million paid subscribers The Consumer Product Safety Commission says the recall follows a series of reports of burns from batteries overheating. "Samsung ...