Samsung and AMD have agreed to extend their strategic partnership to bring several generations of high-performance and ultra-low-power AMD Radeon graphics solutions to Exynos chipsets for console-level graphics quality and optimized power consumption.

Samsung's previous ventures in custom CPU cores (Mongoose) has led to failures as the performance was often uncompetitive to competition, and now the company is going back to the drawing board.

Samsung's line of SoCs are definitely far from dead as we now have details on the Exynos 1380, including the first smartphone to use it.

With doubts on the future of Exynos chips given the use of Snapdragon chips, Samsung has a plan for it in smartphones moving forward.

Despite recent reports on chips being used for future Samsung devices, the Exynos chip is not going to be killed off.

New reports have surfaced which suggests that the next Samsung Galaxy S flagship smartphones will not be using Exynos chips.

At the recent Galaxy Awesome Unpacked 2022 live event, the Samsung Galaxy A73, A53, and A33 smartphones were officially unveiled.

After a notable delay, the new Fan Edition smartphone is finally here. Check out our Samsung Galaxy S21 FE review and see if it's worth the money.

The Samsung Galaxy S22 series is expected to launch in early 2022. If you're curious to know what's coming, here's what we know thus far.

In an effort combat the chip supply shortage issue, Samsung will be supply Volkswagen with Exynos chips for their cars.