Android is changing as Google narrows the gap to iPhone. For many longtime Android users, these changes will land badly as their phones lock down for the first time. But for the vast majority it will help them keep safe. As far as Google might be going on this catch-up mission, Samsung is about go much further.

The two companies are joining forces to create a 3D audio format that beats out Dolby in one major way: No licensing fees.

Samsung and Google are ready to push a new standard, Eclipsa Audio. This format will enable 3D audio experiences on certain YouTube videos later this year, with support available across Samsung’s 2025 lineup of TVs and soundbars.

Buying a smart home product today means checking which ecosystems it works with by looking for the little “Works with Apple Home” or “Works with Google” badge on the package. Matter was supposed to get rid of those because if a product works with Matter,

The tech giants agree to put more trust in the Matter smart home standard and its interoperability testing results, which could mean faster product development cycles.

The Wireless Power Consortium (WPC) has announced that Samsung and Google phones will receive Qi2 wireless charging support, the answer to Apple's MagSafe charging, in 2025.

Samsung and Google have created Eclipsa Audio, a new 3D audio technology that will be available on all 2025 Samsung TVs and soundbars.

Samsung and Google unveil Eclipsa Audio, a Dolby Atmos competitor that's coming to Samsung's lineup of 2025 TVs and soundbars as well as YouTube.

MediaTek is making waves at CES 2025 with its AIoT advancements, despite not hosting a public exhibition. The company is showcasing its broad capabilities across IoT, tablets, TVs, automotive applications,

Samsung is making your smart TV even smarter at CES with Vision AI. It's no little-known fact that Samsung has gone all in on AI technology. We heard the

Samsung is creating a Dolby Atmos rival in Eclipsa Audio format- a royalty-free 3D audio technology - developed in partnership with Google.