Samsung's new Micro RGB TV looks stunningly vibrant and is the first in the industry to fully support BT.2020. Though priced at $29,999, it's also incredibly expensive.

Samsung One UI 8.0 beta for Galaxy S25 brings major updates, bug fixes, and performance boosts. Discover the latest features.

I finally started using Samsung Notes a few weeks ago, and my biggest regret is that I didn’t do it sooner. For the longest time, I saw it as a generic app, a basic tool that couldn’t possibly keep up with my needs. However, as I dove deeper, I discovered a powerful and seamless ecosystem that has completely changed my workflow.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab A9 Plus with an 11-inch touchscreen and expandable storage is on sale for just $209 from Amazon after a 23% discount.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

The Motorola Razr Ultra is currently $200 off. The real question is: should you get it instead of the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7?

The S95F's panel is almost completely bezel-less, framed by the edge of a metal band along the sides and top, and only a narrow brushed metal strip along the bottom edge. Most of the TV’s ports and electronics are located in a separate One Connect Box, making for a very thin panel.

The Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge is currently on sale with 23% off, which means it’s down to $850 for now. It’d normally set you back $1,100, so this is a pretty hefty discount. It’s only going to be on for a short while though, so if you can afford it and you want it, now’s the best time to pick it up.

It's not entirely clear if Samsung will expand the One UI 8 beta program to all the above-mentioned devices, or if the update will simply land in stable. Regardless, the fact that Samsung is already testing internal builds for said devices paints a promising picture of a faster rollout!

What’s happened? Samsung has a new Neo QLED TV size, and it’s the biggest the company has ever made. This is important because: Head of Product for Home Entertainment, Lydia Cho says “large screen TVs are the fastest growing segment in the industry”,