The Blu-Ray format could be coming to a death soon if a new announcement from Samsung one of the largest manufacturers of Blu-Ray players, is anything to be believed.

Every generation has its fashion trends and if tech had a fashion trend as well, it would currently be the removal of the bezel.

What’s the next evolution of TV hardware? With LED sets being the tech of choice in the 4K market, where do television sets go from here? If you're Samsung, the future might lie in more modular TV screens that can be pieced together on the fly.

Right now, Huawei is the second largest mobile phone manufacturer on the planet, having beaten Apple to the second place on the podium earlier this year. The company’s seen staggering growth over the years, rising from a “me too” cheap Chinese phone maker, to one that now often leads the way when it comes to research and design. Now, they're coming for Samsung.

For some or other reason, foldable phones are probably the next big thing in mobile technology. Bored with just stuffing faster processors in their iterative devices, and tired with just adding more camera lenses to the back, manufacturers now want to create devices that function as both tablets and phones.

Fortnite is officially out in beta on Android, but right now it’s only available for Samsung devices. That doesn’t mean those of you who don’t favour Samsung’s Android phones can’t get in on the mobile action. Beta signups are available for other Android devices, though the range of handsets that’ll run the beta right now is quite limited.

Yesterday at its Unpacked event in New York, Samsung unveiled its new Galaxy Note 9. It looks...well, just like the previous Note! There's also a smart home speaker and a shiny new watch.

Increased competition has meant that the Samsung flagship model is finding it difficult to repeats its past successes