So, if you're looking for a very capable Android tablet with plenty of potential, a Galaxy logo, and a sub-$700 asking price for 256GB storage, now's the time to get one. Keep in mind that only the ...

Enter the world of steam and sugar and become a master chocolatier in Chocolate Factory Simulator. Craft gourmet chocolate for your customers in your steampunk workshop with the help of your ...

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Samsung’s rollout for One UI 7, the Android 15 update for Galaxy devices, has been slow and heavily delayed, and while a beta is ongoing, the question begs to be asked – is Samsung still ...

It’s a new year and that means there will likely be creative new chocolate bars hitting supermarket shelves from brands, like Cadbury and Nestlé. But while we’ve all looking ahead to what ...

There have been many rumors about the processor that will power Samsung's Galaxy S25 series. While some claim the entire lineup will have the Snapdragon 8 Elite SoC at the helm, we spotted the ...

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New evidence points to the possibility of Samsung returning to the form with a Galaxy Watch 8 Classic. There is something just so enormously satisfying about a good, tactile, physical interface.

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A woman narrowly avoided a brutal death after a bomb appeared on her doorstep. Clare Bagley received a parcel on her doorstep which she initially thought was a tin of chocolates in March 2001.