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Phone Arena
17-07-2025
- Business
- Phone Arena
Samsung's underrated Galaxy Buds 3 break into the spotlight with huge 47 percent discount
While bargain-hunting Samsung fans who've been in the market for a new pair of wireless earbuds these last few months may have reached the conclusion that they need to choose between the super-premium Galaxy Buds 3 Pro and entry-level Galaxy Buds FE, there's at least another product to consider. The non-Pro Galaxy Buds 3 are obviously slightly humbler compared to their "sister" model in terms of both active noise cancellation and overall audio performance. But that's why they're also significantly cheaper, normally costing $179.99 instead of $249.99. And now they're even more affordable, at $94.99. $85 off (47%) True Wireless Earbuds with Active Noise Cancellation, Sound Optimization, Real-Time Interpreter, Adaptive Equalizer, Galaxy AI, Touch Control, Bluetooth 5.4, IP57 Water and Dust Resistance, Up to 5 Hours of Uninterrupted Listening Time, 24 Hours of Battery Life with Case, Silver Color, Brand-New Condition, Two-Year Manufacturer Warranty Included Buy at Woot True Wireless Earbuds with Active Noise Cancellation, Sound Optimization, Real-Time Interpreter, Adaptive Equalizer, Galaxy AI, Touch Control, Bluetooth 5.4, IP57 Water and Dust Resistance, Up to 5 Hours of Uninterrupted Listening Time, 24 Hours of Battery Life with Case, White Color, US Version, Two-Year Warranty Included Buy at Amazon That's almost half of the list price knocked down with no special requirements or notable compromises, mind you, as the cheaper-than-ever Galaxy Buds 3 units available at Woot for a limited time in a single silver colorway are not only brand-new, unused, unopened, and undamaged, but also covered by a two-year manufacturer warranty. Although the Amazon-owned e-tailer doesn't spell that out for us, the extended warranty strongly suggests that we're looking at an official US version of the Samsung Galaxy Buds 3, which makes this a more appealing offer than a Galaxy Buds 3 Pro Woot deal we recently told you about. That one incredibly brought Samsung's best buds from $249.99 all the way down to $109.99... in an "international" version with a modest 90-day warranty included. Amazon, in case you're wondering, can only slash up to 40 bucks off the aforementioned $179.99 list price of the "regular" Galaxy Buds 3, which further highlights the exceptional opportunity to save no less than $85 at Woot for the next five days (or while supplies last). Designed to look a bit too similar to Apple's AirPods 4 for my taste, the non-Pro Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 do shine with proprietary features and capabilities like Live Translate and Galaxy AI-powered Adaptive Equalizer while certainly not disappointing in the sound, battery life, or water resistance departments. Are these the absolute best wireless earbuds money can buy in 2025? Definitely not. Are they good enough for 95 bucks? Definitely yes. Secure your connection now at a bargain price! We may earn a commission if you make a purchase Check Out The Offer
Phone Arena
09-07-2025
- Phone Arena
One UI 8 keeps it simple and that's the best part
Galaxy Z Flip 7 Galaxy Watch 8 One UI 8 One UI 8 One UI 8 One UI 7 And yep, AI is a big part of the picture One UI 8 Galaxy S25 One UI 7 How do you feel about Samsung's new One UI 8 update? Love the polish – smooth, simple and smart. I'm here for the privacy and security upgrades. AI features sound cool, but I probably won't use them. Meh, feels like a minor update. Need to try it to decide. Love the polish – smooth, simple and smart. 0% I'm here for the privacy and security upgrades. 0% AI features sound cool, but I probably won't use them. 0% Meh, feels like a minor update. 0% Need to try it to decide. 0% There are more fun and handy tools to try Besides improved AI features, One UI 8 also brings in support for Auracast, which uses Bluetooth LE Audio to let multiple devices (like Galaxy Buds 3 or hearing aids) tune into the same audio stream. Setup is as easy as scanning a QR code. Samsung's also improving support at repair centers – thanks to NFC and QR-enabled options tied to your Samsung Account, you won't need to fill out forms. Just scan and go. And for those who love to stay organized, the Reminder app now supports shared to-do lists and easier voice input. Planning a trip? You can manage everything in one spot and even share lists with a tap. Quick Share also gets faster and easier. Now there's a button right in the quick settings menu for instant file sharing. Security takes the spotlight Now this is the part I actually care about: privacy and security. And Samsung isn't messing around with One UI 8 . One of the biggest additions is KEEP (Knox Enhanced Encrypted Protection). This basically gives each app its own locked storage space, so AI features like Call Assist won't leak sensitive data between apps. Your transcripts, summaries, and personal info stay locked down where they belong. . Now, if One UI 8 detects suspicious activity, it can auto-log a device out of your Samsung Account to stop the threat from spreading. Plus, the tech giant upgraded how Secure Wi-Fi uses post-quantum cryptography, which sounds a bit sci-fi, but basically means it's built to hold up even when quantum computers start becoming a thing. That's a serious level of future-proofing. One UI 8 may not reinvent your phone, but it's a solid step forward. The interface is smoother, smarter and better adapted to all types of Galaxy devices. AI features are more deeply integrated than ever and while I personally don't care much about most of those tricks, I have to admit the privacy and security upgrades are legit – and could actually make a difference when choosing your next phone. Whether you're into foldables, flagships or just sticking with what works, One UI 8 brings enough polish to feel fresh – without overdoing it. Besides improved AI features,also brings in support for Auracast, which uses Bluetooth LE Audio to let multiple devices (like Galaxy Buds 3 or hearing aids) tune into the same audio stream. Setup is as easy as scanning a QR also improving support at repair centers – thanks to NFC and QR-enabled options tied to your Samsung Account, you won't need to fill out forms. Just scan and for those who love to stay organized, the Reminder app now supports shared to-do lists and easier voice input. Planning a trip? You can manage everything in one spot and even share lists with a Share also gets faster and easier. Now there's a button right in the quick settings menu for instant file this is the part I actually care about: privacy and security. And Samsung isn't messing around withOne of the biggest additions is KEEP (Knox Enhanced Encrypted Protection). This basically gives each app its own locked storage space, so AI features like Call Assist won't leak sensitive data between apps. Your transcripts, summaries, and personal info stay locked down where they belong. Samsung's also improving its Knox Matrix platform . Now, ifdetects suspicious activity, it can auto-log a device out of your Samsung Account to stop the threat from the tech giant upgraded how Secure Wi-Fi uses post-quantum cryptography, which sounds a bit sci-fi, but basically means it's built to hold up even when quantum computers start becoming a thing. That's a serious level of not reinvent your phone, but it's a solid step forward. The interface is smoother, smarter and better adapted to all types of Galaxy features are more deeply integrated than ever and while I personally don't care much about most of those tricks, I have to admit the privacy and security upgrades are legit – and could actually make a difference when choosing your next you're into foldables, flagships or just sticking with what works,brings enough polish to feel fresh – without overdoing it. And Samsung's getting better at adapting the UI for different form factors. Whether you're using a tablet, a phone or a foldable, the layout now adjusts better to fit the screen, making the most of the space and improving wouldn't be 2025 without AI being front and on the AI tools Samsung introduced with theseries and takes them even now get a more context-aware experience – the AI knows what you're looking at or doing and offers suggestions tailored to your routine. Things like Now Bar and Now Brief offer more personalized reminders and tips throughout the then there's Audio Eraser – a feature that launched inbut has been made way easier to use. Now you can remove background noise from any video you're watching in the Gallery app with just a single tap. No need to jump into editing mode what is even better, Audio Eraser isn't limited to videos anymore – it now works in Samsung Notes and Voice Recorder too, letting you clean up any distracting sounds from your personal a new Dynamic Effect for photos, too – kind of like Live Effect, but now you can swipe to "move" the subject in a 3D-ish way. It's definitely more of a fun, gimmicky thing than a must-have, but hey, could be cool to play with.
Daily Record
23-06-2025
- Business
- Daily Record
Sky launches offer on Samsung Galaxy mobile and it comes with £259 worth of freebies
The Samsung Galaxy S24 FE is now available for £23 a month - but you'll need to be quick if you want to snap up the deal, as it ends on March 24, 2025 Samsung fans can now spread the cost of a new handset, with the Samsung Galaxy S24 FE available for a monthly fee of £23 at Sky, complete with freebies totalling £259. The network provider's offer includes £100 cashback scheme and a complimentary pair of Galaxy Buds3 worth £159. This deal is part of Samsung's cashback promotion, where the £100 cashback is valid until 24 June 2025. The free Buds3 offer ends the following day on 25 June 2025. It's available to shoppers in a choice of mint, blue, graphite, or yellow. And when it comes to storage, it starts at the same as the standard S24, with a 128GB. The Samsung S24 FE has 'Photo Assist', an AI-led functionality proposing instant photo improvements. Not forgetting 'Generative Edit' for image alterations such as moving, deleting, or altering the size of objects, reports the Mirror. The Samsung Galaxy S24 FE has a 6.7-inch screen, coupled with a versatile triple camera setup at the back. It can also withstand IP68 water and dust resistance. On the phone's camera, tech journalist Chris Hall said: "When it comes to the cameras, you have a 50-megapixel main camera. "This has an ultrawide and telephoto lens on the back with 3x optical zoom. "That's the complete package, and while it's not as good as a flagship phone, you're well catered for. "The day-to-day experience is much the same, with the same One UI software and Galaxy AI features." Other retailers are offering freebies and competitive pricing. At Amazon, buyers can purchase the phone outright for £598. They will also get a complimentary Galaxy Watch 7 and cashback. The Samsung official website has the phone priced at £649 without any additional offers. Reviewing the Samsung S24 FE's overall performance, Chris continued: "The great thing about the Samsung Galaxy S24 FE is that you get an experience that's really close to the Galaxy S24+." He notes that although the S24 FE is heavier and slightly larger, with a lower display resolution it boasts the same size AMOLED display as the S24+. However, there are some drawbacks. He said: "It's not quite as powerful and the battery is a little smaller, but it's more affordable, and that's the point." Meanwhile, GiffGaff offers various monthly contracts for the S24 FE starting from £18.03 for a 36-month contract, with an upfront fee of £20.
India Today
21-06-2025
- India Today
Samsung confirms Galaxy Buds Core launching soon in India, possibly before Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Flip 7
Samsung has all but confirmed the impending launch of its new wireless earphones, the Galaxy Buds Core, in India. The South Korean tech giant's social media teasers, featuring the tagline 'let the music move you to the core,' cleverly hint at the name, which has been circulating in rumours for some time. This once again proves how hard it is to maintain product secrecy in the current era. Support pages for the Galaxy Buds Core recently went live in various markets, including India. The earphones have also been spotted on the Bureau of India Standards (BIS) website, a crucial certification for electronics launched in the country. Samsung has now teased the release on X (formerly Twitter) with a post stating, "Brace yourself! The music is about to hit harder. Feel every note, every drop, every beat – louder, clearer, deeper. Dropping soon!" advertisementThe accompanying product silhouette in the teaser offers a clear look at the Galaxy Buds Core's design. The charging case appears strikingly similar to the existing Galaxy Buds 3, while the earbuds themselves seem to adopt a styling akin to the Galaxy Buds FE, suggesting a stem-less design. This would be a return to Samsung's more compact, utilitarian aesthetic seen in most of its earphones before the recent Galaxy Buds 3 and Buds 3 Pro, which introduced a stem layout. However, earlier rumours had suggested a stem design for the Buds Core, so we'll have to wait and watch on the final form factor. The Galaxy Buds Core are widely expected to succeed the 2023 Galaxy Buds FE, positioning them as a more affordable alternative to the Galaxy Buds 3. It's currently unclear if a separate Galaxy Buds FE 2 will also be released. Speculation suggests the Core earphones will feature a larger battery for improved longevity, along with enhancements in audio quality and active noise cancellation (ANC) capabilities. With Samsung's official announcement, more details, including the exact launch timeline, are expected anytime now. Considering the "FE" history, the launch of the long-rumored Galaxy S25 FE might also be on the horizon. This new announcement also confirms a busy summer for Samsung, with the upcoming Galaxy Unpacked event, rumored for July 9, set to unveil the Galaxy Z Fold 7, Flip 7, and potentially an even more affordable Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE. Stay tuned for further updates.
Daily Mirror
18-06-2025
- Business
- Daily Mirror
Samsung fans rush to get £23 a month S24 mobile - £259 worth of freebies
Shoppers can earn cashback and get a pair of Galaxy Buds3 - here's how Along with the likes of Apple iPhones and Google Pixels, Samsung phone are often considered to be one of the best quality around, however paying hundreds up may not suit all shoppers. This is where Galaxy fans can now split the cost into smaller monthly payments and get freebies worth £259 ontop. The Samsung Galaxy S24 FE is now £23 a month at Sky, on a 36-month contract, but it comes with two huge freebies. The network provider is handing out £100 cashback and a pair of Galaxy Buds3 worth £159 to shoppers. As part of Samsung's cashback sale, the£100 cashback is offered until June 24, 2025 and the free Buds3 offer ends the following day on June 25, 2025. Samsung's S24 FE has 128GB of space and is offered in mint, blue, graphite and yellow colours. It features 'Photo Assist', an AI-powered tool that offers suggestions on how to instantly enhance photos, and 'Generative Edit', which moves, deletes or resizes objects in images. The screen size is 6.7 inches, and a triple camera on the rear. The phone is also water and dust resistant (up to IP68). On the Samsung S24 FE's camera performance, tech writer Chris Hall says: "When it comes to the cameras, you have a 50-megapixel main camera, with an ultrawide and telephoto lens on the back with 3x optical zoom. "That's the complete package, and while it's not as good as a flagship phone, you're well catered for. The day-to-day experience is much the same, with the same One UI software and Galaxy AI features." Sky isn't the only retailer offering freebies on the Samsung S24 FE. On Amazon, shoppers can buy the handset outright for £598 and claim a free Galaxy Watch 7 and cashback (amount not specified). Meanwhile, Samsung is also selling the phone outright on its official website for £649, although there aren't any freebies thrown in. On the overall performance of the Samsung S24 FE, Chris continues: "The great thing about the Samsung Galaxy S24 FE is that you get an experience that's really close to the Galaxy S24+. "The Galaxy S24 FE isn't quite as slim and a little heavier, but it has the same size display, which is AMOLED, but at a slightly lower resolution." He also notes a drawback: "It's not quite as powerful and the battery is a little smaller, but it's more affordable, and that's the point." Over at GiffGaff, shoppers can choose monthly contracts for Samsung's S24 FE, starting from £18.03 (36-month contract), with an upfront cost of £20.
