Best Samsung Galaxy S8 battery cases

referring to The Samsung Galaxy S8 is a stunning smartphone with a solid range of features, but the battery life is distinctly average. If you're finding that your phone doesn't make it to bedtime before running out of juice, then you might want to consider snagging one of the best Samsung Galaxy S8 battery cases. We also have a roundup of the best Galaxy S8 cases for protection. Maxboost Atomic Power Battery Case ($38) Packing a 4,500mAh battery, this case will double the battery life of your Samsung Galaxy S8. Buy one now from: Amazon ZeroLemonMophie Juice Pack Battery Case ($100) If you're recoiling in horror at the bulkiness of these battery cases, then you might consider this Mophie case.

Refurb deal: Unlocked Samsung Galaxy S7 just $229.99

Did you miss out on the fast-selling Samsung Galaxy S7 Active deal we highlighted last week? The Samsung Galaxy S7 needs little introduction, mainly due to the accolades and praise heaped on it and the variants two years ago. Here are the Samsung Galaxy S7 quick specs:Display: 5.1-inch Super AMOLED display, 2560 x 1440 resolution, Corning Gorilla Glass 4. Cameras: 12MP rear camera with f/1.7 aperture, 5MP front camera with f/1.7 aperture. Dimensions: 152g, 7.9mm thicknessThe Samsung Galaxy S7 is available in black or gold, with possibly a few superficial scuffs and scratches.

Fortnite Mobile on Android devices may initially launch on Samsung Galaxy Apps

referring to Fortnite Mobile on Android devices may initially launch on Samsung Galaxy AppsThe free-to-play battle royale game will be launching on Android soon. So far, we've found more evidence that the game will launch on the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 but there are also signs it'll launch on the new Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 as well. This suggests that, at least for supported Samsung devices, the app will be available through Samsung Galaxy Apps. Fortnite Mobile on Android – Not on the Google Play Store, but Samsung Galaxy Apps? The strings state that "to purchase items, you need to install Samsung In-App Purchase" which is contained within Samsung Galaxy Apps.

Samsung is rumored to be working on a Galaxy Watch this year

Samsung is rumored to be working on a Galaxy Watch this yearSamsung's smartwatch line has gone under the Gear brand since 2014, but this year, rumors suggest that Samsung might swap that out for something better known: the Galaxy name. The strongest sign of the name change comes from a trademark filing in Korea, spotted by SamMobile, on a logo for "Samsung Galaxy Watch" — a product that does not yet exist. The Galaxy branding could suggest that Samsung is going back to Google's camp with the newly named Wear OS. The same Twitter user who initially mentioned the Galaxy Watch name, who goes by Ice Universe, also said the watch would run Wear OS. Previously, VentureBeat's Evan Blass said that Google had seeded Wear OS versions of Gear watches to Samsung employees to try out.

Samsung Suddenly 'Confirms' Massive Galaxy Note 9 Upgrade

In it, Samsung hints at many features we already knew, but it specifically confirms the Galaxy Note 9 will have a massive amount of storage. Basic arithmetic, therefore, confirms the Galaxy Note 9 can be purchased with up to 512GB of internal memory. We also know the day the Galaxy Note 9 goes on sale and how much it will cost. Despite this, the Galaxy Note 9 is still likely to be the very last Note as Samsung is planning to cancel the range. But fear not because the company already has more ambitious plans and they are coming soon…___Follow Gordon on Twitter, Facebook and Google+More On ForbesSamsung Error Publishes Galaxy Note 9 Pre-Order PageSouth Korean Carrier Exposes Galaxy Note 9 Release DateGalaxy Note 9′s Huge Battery Confirmed By Brazilian GovernmentSamsung's Galaxy Note 9 Is Very ExpensiveSamsung's Radical Galaxy Smartphone Costs $2,000

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