Amazon India is set to kick off its most anticipated shopping extravaganza of the year, Prime Day 2025, exclusively for Prime ...

The S9 Plus has double the RAM of the iPhone X, but since Android and iOS handle RAM differently, that doesn’t mean much. Both phones offer base models with 64GB of storage.

And even though the Super AMOLED displays are the exact same sizes as the Galaxy S8 and S8+ — 5.8 inches on the S9 and 6.2 inches on the S9+, each with 2,960 x 1,440 resolution — they're still ...

Like last year’s X, the iPhone XS costs £999 and offers 64GB capacity. The larger iPhone XS costs £100 more. Official pricing for a 64GB S9 starts at £739, while the S9 Plus is £869.

The S9 Plus only slipped to second place, essentially tied with the iPhone 8 at a 2.4% market share. The problem is the S9 phones are much newer, so it’s odd that they’re not performing better.

According to Counterpoint Research, the month of May saw Apple's iPhone X beat in end-user-sales by two devices. One was Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus, the other was the iPhone 8.

The S9 Plus just edges past the iPhone X for image quality, but the Huawei P20 Pro is the best overall. You might prefer to go for the Samsung model if you prefer Samsung’s user interface, or simply ...

First and foremost, instead of comparing the two-month-old Galaxy S9 to the iPhone X, or even the iPhone 8 or iPhone 8 Plus, the one-minute clip shows a woman becoming increasingly frustrated with ...

The study highlights that the Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus boast speeds of up to 37 percent faster than the iPhone X, 17 percent faster than the Google Pixel 2, and 38 percent faster than the Galaxy S7.

The iPhone X had a strong start, reaching 25 percent capacity after just 15 minutes, while the Galaxy S9 Plus lagged behind at 18 percent. At 30 minutes, the iPhone X hit 50 percent, as promised ...

The S9 has a single main shooter, while the S9 Plus has a dual-lens setup similar to that of the iPhone X with a 12MP wide angle and 12MP telephoto lens for better zoom and DSLR-style portraits.

The Galaxy S9 can widen its camera aperture to a whopping f/1.5 – which allows more light into the lens than the iPhone X's f/1.8 aperture (the smaller the number, the wider the aperture).