Samsung Galaxy J3 Prime mobile was launched in April 2017. The phone comes with a 5.00-inch touchscreen display offering a resolution of 720x1280 pixels. Samsung Galaxy J3 Prime is powered by a 1.4GHz ...

Samsung Galaxy J3 (2018) mobile was launched in June 2018. The phone comes with a 5.00-inch touchscreen display offering a resolution of 720x1080 pixels and an aspect ratio of 16:9. Samsung Galaxy J3 ...

This minor update to the J3 (and CDMA twin to the J3 Prime) has a newer processor and full-HD video capture. Other features are similar, including 5-inch HD display, global roaming, 5-megapixel ...

Android 7.1.1, up to Android 9.0 ...

Samsung’s Galaxy S handsets consistently rank among the best phones of any given year, so they’re always a source of excitement. That's why, even though the Samsung Galaxy S25 line is still ...

Android 8.0, up to Android 10, One UI 2.0 ...

Detailed features and specs for the Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017, GSM) / J3 Prime / Express Prime 2 / Amp Prime 2 / Sol 2 for AT&T, Cricket, Metro, T-Mobile, US Cellular. Plus discussion forum and photos ...

Samsung's FE line has sometimes struggled to stand out from the main Galaxy S series (i.e. the best Samsung phones), but the new Samsung Galaxy S24 FE has a clearer selling point; it brings ...

Don't expect a battery upgrade for the Galaxy S25 Ultra • Satellite connectivity could be a big new S25 feature. Time is ticking away before we inevitably get the next big phone from Samsung ...

Like many previous Galaxy flagships, the Galaxy S25 models are expected to feature Qualcomm's 3nm Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 chip in the US, while most international markets will likely get Samsung's own ...

Samsung has announced One UI 7, and that it'll appear on new Galaxy phones in 2025. • Leaked benchmarks show a big performance gain for the Galaxy S25 Ultra over the iPhone 16 Pro Max.

Samsung releases many phones yearly, but its flagship is the Galaxy S-series. The Samsung Galaxy S24 lineup was released at the start of this year, so it’s not even a year old. However ...