Samsung has debuted its latest midrange phones, the $500 Galaxy A56, $400 A36 and $300 A26. All three devices have larger displays, more powerful processors and, inevitably, new AI features. I got a first look at the phones during Mobile World Congress in Barcelona last week,

Samsung is rolling out the March 2025 update for several premium Galaxy phones. For most devices, the update is currently live in South Korea, with only the carrier-locked S23 units getting the update in the US.

The Galaxy Z Fold 6 finally has access to Samsung's One UI 7 beta, and, along with several features we first saw on the Galaxy S25, there are a few foldable-specific benefits that borrow ideas from the best foldable phones.

Samsung and Google promise seven years of updates, but what will it be like to use these phones after all that time? I went back to my S8.

Samsung's new Galaxy A36 and Galaxy A56 manage to feel like a genuine update over last year's models, as we found out in our hands-on time with both.

The March update has started to roll out to devices as we speak, fixing over 51 items that needed attention. Of these, 11 items were critical fixes, while the rest were high-prior

Even as Samsung is working to release One UI 7, Galaxy devices running the previous version are receiving continued