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US Consumer Product Safety Commission announces an official recall of the Galaxy Note 7.

Samsung rumored to release Galaxy S8 smartphone ahead of schedule, would be a positive direction after the Note 7 battery problems.

Sonnet adds a much need heat sink to Samsung's SM951 AHCI SSD and makes some other changes to produce the Tempo PCIe SSD.

Samsung could follow Apple's lead, with rumors that the Galaxy S8 won't have a headphone jack.

Samsung plans to issue a software update for the Galaxy Note 7 that will prevent them for overheating by limiting the battery charging to 60%

Be prepared to smash your wallet to get the very best from Sony's new 4K-ready PS4 Pro.

Galaxy Note 7 problems see Samsung shares have $26 billion wiped away.

HP gets serious about the $55 billion printer industry, acquires Samsung's printer division for $1.05 billion.

Samsung was rumored to remotely deactivate Galaxy Note 7 smartphones, but the company has squashed the rumor.

Samsung Galaxy Note 7 explodes while 6-year-old boy was using it, burns him and sets off the fire alarm.

Samsung's new Galaxy Folder 2 is the flip phone throwback you probably don't need.

Samsung wants to cut its reliance on Qualcomm, rumored to be shifting to GPU tech from AMD or NVIDIA in 2018.

Samsung's global recall of Galaxy Note 7 smartphones could cost the company up to $1 billion.

Microsoft's next-gen Surface Pro 5 will reportedly include Kaby Lake processor, and more.

Samsung says that in the US, the Galaxy Note 7 recall will let you swap your Note 7 with the S7 or S7 edge.

G.SKILL continues to raise the bar, announcing its new 32GB kit of Trident Z DDR4-3866 RAM.

GDDR6 has over 14Gbps bandwidth, up from 10Gbps on GDDR5X and 7-8Gbps on GDDR5.

Samsung could issue a global recall of Galaxy Note 7 smartphones, over battery explosion worries.

Qualcomm announced the VR820 headset, intended to be a reference design for other companies to build upon.

Xiaomi is making waves in the wearable market, with a new $120 smartwatch.

The new Gear S3 comes in two models - Classic and Frontier. The watch does look pretty, but still no word on the pricing.

Apple teases the future of the iPhone, with a new patent for a wireless VR headset.

LG unveils its new 38-inch curved UltraWide display with a native resolution of 3840x1600.

Samsung's new 14nm Exynos SoC aims to provide major benefits for affordable budget mobile devices.

Samsung raises the bar on storage capacity with the EVO+ microSDXC memory card at 256GB. Let's take a close look at it now.

One of the biggest tech shows in the world starts this week and we are expecting some pretty interesting announcements from many tech giants.

AMD continues to soar with its FreeSync displays, with over 100 monitors on the market ready for FreeSync goodness.

Samsung's new 34-inch monitor boasts a native resolution of 3440x1440 and 100Hz refresh rate with AMD's FreeSync technology.

Xiaomi's new Galaxy Note competitor features a huge 4100mAh battery, and an unbelievable price of $135.

HBM3 will offer up to 64GB of VRAM on graphics cards, should arrive by 2019-2020.

Samsung kills the Apple iPhone 7 Plus before it was even released with their new Galaxy Note 7 smartphone.

Samsung owns the curved smartphone game right now, but Apple is rumored to reveal a curved iPhone in 2018.

NVIDIA unveils its new 'Parker' SoC, made on the 16nm process with Pascal GPU cores and Denver CPU architecture.

Android Nougat update rolling out starting today, introduces 250 major features.

SK Hynix and Samsung working low-cost HBM technology.

HBM3 is in development, will reportedly have twice the bandwidth and a cheaper price attached to it.

Hate your smartphone battery dying? We should see twice the battery life on some smartphones in 2017.

Hello again, Zen - with the 16-threaded CPU from AMD reportedly featuring a 95W TDP at 3.2GHz boost.

The next-gen Nexus is rumored to be as fast as any of the Android flagship smartphones.

NVIDIA's next-gen Volta GPUs will be monstrous, with 3 new high-end graphics cards on the way.

Google is working on a mysterious OS called Fushcia, which would run on devices from smartphones to fridges.

NVIDIA's second quarter profits impress, thanks to its wave of Pascal-based graphics cards.

NVIDIA will shift from 16nm to 14nm for its next-gen GPUs, which will be made by Samsung.

Japanese manufacturer announces new, cheaper player.

Samsung's new Galaxy Note 7 display is capable of close to 1050 nits of brightness.