NEW DELHI: Samsung has slashed the prices of its flagship smartphones – Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge, in India. Both the devices have recieved a reduction of Rs 5,000 each in their prices, according to Mumbai-based retailer Mahesh Telecom. Samsung Galaxy S7, which was launched at a price of Rs 48,900, is now available at Rs 43,400. On the other hand, the Galaxy S7 Edge is now available at Rs 50,900, having been launched at Rs 56,900. For those unaware,... 

Samsung has started sending out invites for the launch of Samsung Galaxy Note 7 in China and the scheduled event will take place on August 26. Considering the recent statements made by the company and a listing on certification site Tenaa, the company is expected to launch a variant with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage for the country. Earlier this month a listing on Chinese certification site Tenaa hinted that the Chinese market could get... 

Samsung Galaxy J5 (2016). Flipkart is holding a ‘Samsung Days’ sale where select Samsung smartphones are available at a discount. First up is the Samsung Galaxy J5 (2016), which is available at Rs. 12,490, a discount of Rs. 1,500 compared to its MRP, and Rs. 5,00 compared to the best buy price. The Samsung Galaxy J5 (2016), which was launched in India in May comes with a 5.2-inch HD (720×1280 pixels) Super Amoled display and is powered... 

Samsung Galaxy J2 (2016) Launched in India. Samsung on Friday unveiled its new Galaxy J2 (2016) smartphone alongside the Galaxy J Max tablet in India. The Samsung Galaxy J2 (2016) has been priced at Rs. 9,750 and will be available to buy via online as well as offline retailers starting July 10. The smartphone will come in Black, Gold, and Silver colours. As promotional offer, Samsung is offering 6 months of free double data offer to Airtel prepaid... 

Samsung Galaxy S7 was first launched in February this year. Samsung will sell unlocked versions of its flagship Galaxy S7 phones in the U.S. so consumers can switch carriers more easily. Although two-year service contracts are now rare, consumers are instead stuck with two-year installment plans and cannot take a phone to a rival until it’s paid off. Unlocked phones have no such restrictions. They are also free of carrier-specific apps for messaging,...