Samsung Galaxy

Samsung Galaxy is Samsung’s brand of mobile devices and related products, including Android smartphones and tablets, smartwatches, and earbuds.

Android: A mobile operating system developed by Google and used by many device makers. Most Galaxy phones and tablets run Android, customized with Samsung’s software.
Samsung Galaxy S series: Samsung’s flagship line of Android smartphones, introduced in 2010. It is the main premium smartphone family within the Galaxy brand.
Apple iPhone: Apple’s line of smartphones running the iOS operating system. iPhone is Galaxy’s closest global smartphone rival, with a separate hardware and software ecosystem.
Samsung Galaxy S II: A 2011 Samsung flagship smartphone that helped establish the Galaxy S line internationally. Its commercial success helped make Galaxy a major competitor in the smartphone market.
Samsung SmartThings: Samsung’s platform for connecting and controlling compatible smart-home devices. Galaxy phones and tablets can serve as controllers for SmartThings devices.
One UI: Samsung’s software interface and feature layer for Android devices. It shapes how Galaxy phones and tablets look and work beyond stock Android.
Samsung Galaxy Z series: Samsung’s line of foldable smartphones, including Galaxy Z Fold and Galaxy Z Flip models. Its folding designs extend the Galaxy phone range beyond conventional slab phones.
Google Pixel: Google’s line of smartphones and other consumer devices. Pixel offers a competing Android phone experience with Google-designed hardware and software.
Samsung Galaxy Note: Samsung’s 2011 smartphone that paired a large display with a stylus called the S Pen. It popularized a large-screen phone category that later became common across the industry.
Wear OS: Google’s operating system for smartwatches and other wearable devices. Recent Galaxy Watch models use Wear OS with Samsung’s One UI Watch interface.

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Lee Kun-heeBroader topic: The brand later embodied Samsung’s ambition to compete at the top of global consumer technology.