Samsung unveiled Wednesday its next major smartphone, the Galaxy Note 4. While the design is somewhat similar to last year's version, Samsung has added a handful of new additions that make it feel ...

This week Samsung revealed the latest version of the world's most popular phablet, the Galaxy Note. Is it worth the upgrade over last year's model? Let Gizmag lend a hand, as we compare the features ...

“The Galaxy Note 4 is a shining example of how great a phablet can be. It's one of the best Android phones available today -- if not the very best.” “Why you can trust Digital Trends – We have a ...

This Guide will show you how to use the Galaxy Note 4 camera app to take better photos and show you everything there is to know about the Galaxy Note 4 camera settings and features. You’ll be able to ...

Earlier this year I said there was unlikely to be a more controversial phone in 2015 than the Samsung Galaxy S6. I was wrong, that title goes to the Galaxy Note 5. Announced today, I was lucky enough ...

Lines are quickly blurring between what you’d consider a smartphone and a tablet, but that doesn’t stop Samsung from releasing more devices in an array of screen sizes. With the success of the Galaxy ...

Samsung has just taken the wraps off the latest entrant to the Note lineup, the Galaxy Note 4! It’s natural to wonder how much of an upgrade it is from its predecessor, and that’s what we find out, as ...

With a Samsung Galaxy Note 4 release date now confirmed for October, we want to assist those that might be taking a long hard look at Samsung’s Next Best Thing. After going hands-on with the company’s ...

You probably spend more time with your smartphone than anyone else, so what do you do when your significant other is being difficult? Don’t tear your hair out in frustration, if you’ve run into some ...

No major differences in height and width. The Note 5 is a hair shorter and 4 percent narrower. Thinness is a big step forward for the Galaxy Note 5. It's 11 percent thinner than the Note 4. Both ...

is editor-at-large and Vergecast co-host with over a decade of experience covering consumer tech. Previously, at Protocol, The Wall Street Journal, and Wired. I was wrong about big phones. Actually, a ...