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Samsung Galaxy Gear Gets Hacked But Fails to Install Larger Number Of Apps On Device

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Samsung Galaxy Round: Trendsetter In A Fiercely Competitive Market

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Young Free-Floating Planet Without Stars Spotted in The Milky Way By Astronomers

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Samsung Officially Unveils 5.7-inch Galaxy Round; First Curved Smartphone

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Sprint Offers Samsung Galaxy Note 3 for $49.99

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Samsung’s Curved Display Smartphone to Release This Week

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AT&T and T-Mobile Start Samsung Galaxy Gear Pre-Orders

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Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 7.0 Arrives On AT&T For $99.99 With Smartphone Bundle

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Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Available For Pre-Order On AT&T; Shipment Starts Around October 1

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Samsung Galaxy S4 Arrives In Purple For Sprint Customers

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AT&T Offers Replacement for Water-Damaged Galaxy S4 Active

Science/Health

How Different Was Galaxy Formation Process 11 Billions Ago? Study Answers

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Health

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