OLED stories - Page 12

At a packed media event in Auckland last week, Samsung announced the Galaxy Tab S, their latest competitor in the tablet market.

This coming Friday, April 11, the new Samsung Galaxy S5 Smartphone will be filling the shelves - and hands of Kiwis - across the country...

Samsung has this morning introduced the Samsung Gear Fit, the industry’s first curved, Super AMOLED wearable device for the active consumer.

Welcome to the first of many Christmas lists were Game Console will guide you through some of the best tech we have tested throughout 2013.

Choosing innovation over familiarity, our review delves into why the LG G2’s unique features and robust performance make it a standout choice.

BlackBerry targets gamers with its new A10 flagship smartphone, boasting a 5 Super AMOLED display and powerful specs aimed to rival top devices.

It’s almost the size of a tablet, but it has the functions of a phone and what is a mix of the two? A ‘phablet.’.

Samsung NX20: A compact system marvel with WiFi, GPS and clear AMOLED display, aimed at enthusiasts. Comes with a high but justified price tag.

Samsung unveils Galaxy S4 live from Times Square - a smartphone promising a richer, simpler, fuller life for users worldwide.

Only seven days separates the world from the new Galaxy S4, but as the clock ticks down on Samsung's new smartphone release - what can we expect?.

Polytron Technologies is unveiling a see-through smartphone later this year, set to redefine mobile tech with its transparent OLED display.

Compact version of company's flagship smartphone to hit Kiwi stores later this month, but can we afford another gadget?.

CES 2013 unveils tech lexicon with 'Phablets', 4K TVs, and wireless charging, enriching our digital vocabulary and gadgetry.

Samsung NZ launches the sleek Galaxy Note II in Auckland, promising enhanced multitasking and productivity for the on-the-go lifestyle.

Samsung Galaxy S III impresses with sleek design, advanced features, and snappy performance, marking a significant challenge to Apple's iPhone 4S.

Samsung unveils Galaxy S III in London, introducing voice and eye recognition to rival Apple's Siri and illuminate screens with a glance.

Liquipel offers protection from water damage, but they still wouldn’t recommend taking your iPhone in the pool.

Against all odds, Windows Phone shines at CES 2012, outpacing rivals with an expansive ecosystem and user-friendly appeal.

Google and Samsung challenge iPhone supremacy with the launch of Galaxy Nexus, boasting Android 4.0 and innovative features.

With just a few months until the release of the PlayStation Vita (rhymes with heater), we speak to Sony's John McLaughlin about what fans can expect.