Yosi Azwan/Getty Images Before we get into this, I want to be clear: Using the command line is not a requirement for using Linux. I mention this because the idea of typing commands tends to scare off new users and my goal — for years — has been to introduce people to the open source […] More
Kerry Wan/ZDNETSamsung’s Big Bad Galaxy phone has arrived, and it’s almost everything I expected. The Galaxy S25 Ultra More
Prakhar Khanna/ZDNETSamsung’s Galaxy S25 series has arrived, and like last year, the theme is all about AI. However, things are slightly different this year because the “AI” that Samsung so confidently touts is a little more mature. Also: Everything announced at Samsung Unpacked 2025: Galaxy S25, Gemini AI, moreWith the Galaxy S25 phones, Samsung is introducing new contextual AI features to make them more helpful. And these software tricks are accompanied by more polished hardware that feels better than ever in the hand. While there aren’t many major spec upgrades, the $799 Galaxy S25 and $999 Galaxy S25 Plus More
Sabrina Ortiz/ZDNETArguably Samsung’s biggest event of the year is here, with the company announcing new smartphones in the Galaxy S25 series More
Kerry Wan/ZDNETSamsung just announced the latest generation of Galaxy smartphones. Along with the new lineup comes new software. One UI 7 is now available for public download, and older compatible Samsung devices can also use the latest software.Also: Everything announced at Samsung Unpacked 2025: Galaxy S25 Ultra, AI features, and moreIt’s unclear when older Galaxy devices will receive the update, but the S23 and S24 series phones will likely receive it shortly after the S25 launch More
Kerry Wan/ZDNETSamsung just unveiled its new lineup of flagship smartphones at its Unpacked event, and it’s safe to say the company designed the Galaxy S25 Ultra More
Kerry Wan/ZDNETArtificial intelligence (AI) is everywhere, and during its Unpacked event, Samsung proved that the company is all over AI. In addition to upgrading its new flagship Galaxy S25 series smartphones More
Apple Watch, Meta Ray-Ban Smart Glasses, and Samsung Galaxy Ring. Jason Hiner/ZDNETSamsung says it’s working with Google to enter the AR glasses race, confirming rumors and speculation circulating for months. Ahead of its Samsung Unpacked event today, Samsung confirmed to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman that the two companies will be working as “one team” to develop a pair of augmented reality glasses, joining the likes of Apple and Meta.Also: Everything announced at Samsung Unpacked 2025: Galaxy S25 Ultra, Gemini AI, moreBoth of those companies have products in various stages of development but have yet to fully deliver on a practical pair of glasses that are actually wearable (and affordable). Meta’s Orion prototype glasses, for example, reportedly cost around $10,000 a pair to produce.But Samsung and Google are expected to be co-developing the Android XR operating system, setting the stage for a pair of smart glasses that would potentially be useable across the Android ecosystem. The Android XR would then act as a unifying operating system for additional headset models from other developers. More
