This Samsung Galaxy problem sadly still exists in 2026

Your premium Samsung Galaxy phone likely has a bunch of preinstalled software you don’t want that just takes up space. This Samsung Galaxy problem sadly still exists in 2026, but you can easily fix it. My Pixel cam with plenty of Google’s software, most of which I used anyways, but the Galaxy has a longer list of apps I had no interest in opening.

It seems that $1,400 isn’t enough to get an uncluttered app drawer. Those unwanted extras are bloatware: preinstalled software that you don’t really want. Such apps clutter your phone, consume storage space and sometimes bother you with notifications too.

The specific list of apps will differ depending on the Galaxy model, region and carrier, so your app drawer out of the box may look significantly different from someone else’s. Fortunately, many of these unwanted apps can be removed or disabled in a few taps. Why Samsung Galaxy phones still have a bloatware problem Sam Rutherford for This isn’t a new complaint.

The upcoming Samsung Galaxy S27+ showed up in China’s 3C database with 45W charging support back in September, and now another certification is backing that up. A couple of safety certifications list the phone with a 15V/3A rating, which works out to 45W.

Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Plus drops to an all-time low of $799.97 on Amazon, with 512GB storage and S Pen included. Samsung’s top-spec Galaxy Tab S10 Plus is $500 off.

Between them, the two certifications cover pretty much every version of the handset, from the global SM-S956B and the Korean SM-S956N to the US SM-S956U, the Chinese SM-S9560, and the SC-52H headed to Docomo in Japan. In other words, it looks like the S27+ will charge at the same speed wherever you buy it.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Plus with 512GB of storage is down to $799.97 on Amazon, which is a lot more tempting for a premium tablet like this. This deal cuts the price from its $1,299.99 RRP to $799.97, which is a 38% discount relative to the recommended retail price.

Samsung Galaxy S27+ new… New Samsung Galaxy S27+ certification confirms its charging prowess.

Better still, this is an all-time low price on the top-spec model, and it hasn’t even been close to this price in several months. The Galaxy Tab S10 Plus is built around a 12.4-inch display and comes with 12GB of RAM, Wi-Fi, and 512GB of storage.

Samsung Galaxy S27+ new certification That’s the same 45W you get with the Galaxy S26+, which means Samsung’s Plus models will stay at that speed for a sixth generation in a row, ever since the Galaxy S22+. The vanilla Galaxy S27 isn’t getting a bump either, since its own certification last week pointed to the same 25W as the Galaxy S26.

It also includes Samsung’s S Pen, which is a big part of the appeal here. That makes it a strong fit for handwritten notes, sketching, editing, and jumping between apps on a larger screen.

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