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Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S27 has cleared certification with the Bureau of Indian Standards, marking the first handset in the next-generation flagship line to gain official regulatory approval in the country. Listed under the model identifier SM-S952B/DS, the Indian documentation provides no technical hardware specifications, though earlier database appearances have already mapped out several core details.

Samsung continues to package its Galaxy smartphones with an extensive lineup of preinstalled bloatware, leaving buyers to clean up unwanted applications even after purchasing expensive flagship hardware like the $1,400 Galaxy S26 Ultra. Depending on regional markets, carriers, and device models, fresh-out-of-the-box Galaxy setups routinely feature software that many users never requested. Third-party integrations frequently

Samsung has officially introduced the Galaxy A08 to the Indian market, bringing a substantial 6,000mAh battery and a 90Hz refresh rate display to its budget-friendly lineup following an initial rollout in select global regions last month. The single configuration of the smartphone, equipped with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of onboard storage, retails for INR

Smartphone shipments in India plunged 20 percent year-on-year in the third quarter, reaching their lowest volume in a decade, according to market data published by Counterpoint Research. The contraction follows a steep rise in device manufacturing costs, triggered primarily by record-high memory pricing that forced vendors to elevate retail prices while scaling back inventory deliveries

Recent speculation that Samsung is preparing to abandon its long-running One UI smartphone interface in favor of a new “Galaxy OS” has quickly unraveled after the source behind the claim retracted the report. The rumor originated on October 11 when an X user, phonefuturist, suggested Samsung’s upcoming interface would place a heavier emphasis on artificial