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Samsung’s Giving Away A Million Copies Of Jay-Z’s New Album
Jay-Z’s modestly entitled Magna Carta Holy Grail drops on the similarly nondescript Fourth of July. But despite his clear lowering of expectations for the album, he’s somehow found it within his heart to muster up some publicity by letting Samsung give away a million copies for free three days early. Galaxy owners only need apply.
Watching Samsung Torture Galaxy S4s Is Weirdly Satisfying
No matter how careful you try to be, you’re going to do some damage to your phone. Accidents happen, especially when you try to avoid them. So, to emulate your tender, loving care, Samsung took its Galaxy S4 through hell and back before it got to shelves. Somebody has to prepare that phone for you, you monster.
Shooting Challenge: Who Won All The Samsung Galaxy Cameras?
Loads of entries, hundreds of votes, but as always there can be only one winner. Today we announce the winner of the last Samsung Galaxy Camera Gizmodo has to giveaway.
6 Tech Company Slogans That Mattered
Intel’s always been a bit of a brand machine — remember the “Intel Inside” stickers? — and on Tuesday it upheld that tradition. In a pivot from the sort of stodgy “Sponsors of Tomorrow” slogan, the company is going with the hacker-friendly “Look Inside.” How much can a new slogan really matter though? A lot, if history is any guide.
The Galaxy Tab 3 Won’t Be The Last Samsung With Intel Chips
Samsung is a pretty successful company, mostly because everything it puts inside its gadgets it builds in-house. That’s why it was pretty surprising when the Galaxy Tab 3 came out with an Intel Clover Trail+ processor. Why is Samsung paying for someone else’s chips?
Samsung Galaxy S4 Active Emerges From The Rumour Swamp
The constantly leaked Samsung Galaxy S4 Active has just been officially announced by Samsung, which has confirmed its insane level of desirability by telling us it features a 5-inch 1080p display and 1.9GHz quad-core processor inside a fully waterproof case. What’s that, like 15 Galaxy devices now?



























