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Top tier case and screen protector maker EFM has launched its new range of stylish, extra protective and germ-killing range of Case Armour and Screen Armour products purpose-designed for the 5G-enabled Samsung Galaxy S21, S21+ and S21 Ultra, with the range coming to retail on January 29, 2021.

Korean tech giant Samsung may have introduced a host of upgrades to its Galaxy handset on Monday but one feature has been mostly overlooked - Paypal fingerprint integration.

If there was any doubt left about Apple’s iPhones being greatly inferior to phones from Samsung, today’s announcement of the Galaxy S4 well and truly removes it.

Samsung has just launched its long awaited new iPhone killer, the Galaxy S4, sporting a range of new features including a dazzling super high res super sized 5 inch screen and innovative software applications.

Apple may have won a jury verdict in its patent case against Samsung, but its motion to have certain Samsung devices banned from the US won't be heard until December.

5 million have done more than just go ogle an Android-powered Samsung Galaxy S II - they've bought one, putting a smile on Samsung's dial while likely riling lawsuit-happy Apple even further.

Sybase, Inc., an SAP® company (NYSE: SAP) and industry leader in enterprise and mobile software, today announced its expanded partnership with Samsung to deliver its Sybase Afaria® Advanced Enterprise Security (AES) for Android, providing breakthrough security and application management for Samsung's popular Galaxy S and Galaxy S II devices. Sybase Afaria is the industry's most powerful and flexible mobile device management and security solution for the enterprise.

Boasting sales of more than 10m Galaxy S phones 'in less than seven months', Samsung's venture into Android handsets has paid off handsomely.

Although Samsung has used the 'Yepp' name in Korea for its mp3 and digital media players, the company is ultra-wisely ditching that name outside of Korea and going with the far more universally acclaimed 'Galaxy' name instead for its 'Galaxy Player'.

Although Apple has had great success with the iPod Touch, few Android 'Touch-equivalent' devices have had any resonance with the public. Will Samsung's Galaxy Player break that mold and become the Android equivalent of Apple's iPod Touch?

Samsung's Android OS smartphone and tablet sales have gone gangbusters, delivering the Korean company 32.1% of the US Android smartphone market and helping the company sell 1m smartphones before 2010 ends, with Samsung now suggesting 1.5m Tabs will now be sold by year's end!