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Samsung flips its folding-phone ecosystem to include a new form factor, the Galaxy Z Fold8Samsung’s Hubert Lee talks folding phones, hardware futures and the shape and feel of the new Samsung Galaxy foldables
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Welcome to Galaxy S26 as Samsung unveils the annual update of its flagship smartphoneThree variants of the Samsung Galaxy S26 are now available, alongside two versions of the Galaxy Buds4. What do the new devices offer and should you make the upgrade?
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold is a pocket tablet that takes folding screens to new extremesSamsung has announced its newest flagship device, the Galaxy Z TriFold. Featuring three folding screens, this ultimate smartphone can transform into a ten-inch tablet
By Jonathan Bell Published
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12 new watches and wearables offer a high-tech take on time and trackingFrom conventional smart watches to specialist applications and even solar system exploration, we present twelve ways of transforming your wrist into a source of inspiration and information
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold7 shows the folding smartphone still has traction as a flagship deviceThe Samsung Galaxy range has been given a thorough overhaul, with a new Fold, new Flip and an update to the class-leading Galaxy Watch series
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Samsung Art TVs redefine the screen’s role in the homeBespoke Partnership
With partners like The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Musée d’Orsay, and Art Basel, Samsung Art TVs reimagine the screen as a refined canvas that enhances – rather than disrupts – your home’s interior
By Simon Mills Published
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Apple is rumoured to be releasing a foldable iPhone. How should it stand out from the crowd?The new model is forecast for 2026, but Apple’s competitors have already entered the foldable phone market. Is the tech megabrand late to the party, or can we expect something special from its contribution?
By Anna Solomon Published
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Meet Samsung’s Galaxy S25 series, designed to set new standards for AI-powered smartphonesWelcome to the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra, Galaxy S25+ and Galaxy S25 – tech editor Jonathan Bell gets some hands-on experience with the new-generation devices
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Folding Motorola razr 50 and 50 ultra enter the smartphone arena – plus the latest competitionMotorola and Samsung unveil cutting-edge new folding phones, while Honor’s photography-focused device proposes portraiture as the new hotness
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Seven TV projectors that offer new ways to screenWhether it’s for screening films, soothing backdrops or simply a desire to banish the physical television, we’ve found seven projectors for use indoors and out
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Honor Magic6 RSR is a bold new entrant into the premium smartphone marketAfter a couple of weeks with the Porsche Design Honor Magic6 RSR in hand, we report back on the ins and outs of this new high-end device
By Jonathan Bell Published
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These new Samsung x Marimekko accessories bring cult patterns to your pocket devicesFinnish design house Marimekko has infused accessories for the latest Samsung devices with its characteristic abstract floral style
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Fun times: the smartwatches combining function and formThese smartwatches are packed with functionality, but now even smaller, giving a real-watch feel and offering life beyond snapchat notifications
By Thor Svaboe Published
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Samsung Galaxy S24 series goes all out on AIThe Samsung Galaxy S24 series is announced, with a host of AI-powered functions designed to transform your relationship with your phone
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Google Pixel 8 Pro might change our relationship with photographyThe Google Pixel 8 Pro phone goes all out to inject generative AI abilities into this essential everyday object
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Samsung Galaxy series expands and improves with new tablets, smartwatches and folding phonesThe arrival of Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold5 shows a new maturity in folding device design, while smarter smartwatches and faster, more efficient tablets were also on the table
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Flip phones make a comeback, from old-school revivals to sleek folding screensAs Mobile World Congress 2023 gives the tech industry its annual shake-up, we’ve rounded up the current crop of flip phones for minimally-minded users
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Samsung’s Galaxy S23 and Book3 expand its ecosystem with speed and sophisticationSamsung’s new Galaxy S23 Ultra and Galaxy Book3 Ultra are designed to deliver a premium computing experience
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Flip service: Thom Browne and Samsung launch foldable phoneA grey Thom Browne suit transforms into the new Galazy Z flip phone which features a foldable glass screen
By Jonathan Bell Last updated
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Loom large: ‘The Veil’, by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, and Lesage IntérieursBy Nick Vinson - Art Direction Last updated
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Letter from Silicon Valley: inside the finest tech workspacesBy Jessica Klingelfuss Last updated
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The best design is about creating a seamless experience, says Samsung’s design chiefBy Eli Meixler Last updated
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Enter the Wallpaper* + Samsung Bespoke Design ChallengeBy Simon Mills Last updated
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Samsung's modular approach brings bespoke design to the kitchenSamsung is looking to the future of home goods
By Jonathan Bell Last updated
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Samsung’s new Z Series devices will help you radically reassess your phone useSamsung’s new flip phones – the Galaxy Z Fold3 and Galaxy Z Flip3 – are pocketable mobiles with folding touchscreens, and might just change your phone habits
By Jonathan Bell Last updated
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Design luminaries come out to protect design patent rightsBy Sam Rogers Last updated
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Classically smart: Samsung reveals the Gear S2 watchThe paradox of the smart watch is that it has had to become ever more watch-like to be accepted as an everyday device. Samsung's new Gear S2 follows the new traditionalist mode. Its chief point of difference from the original Gear S is the shape of the screen – the latter was rectangular and slightly curved and came across as a little awkward. In contrast, right from the first time you strap on the S2 you get the familiar watch feel, almost as if the tech beneath has disappeared.
By Jonathan Bell Last updated


