At NRF 2020, Samsung launched the XCover Pro mobile device. Partnering with Microsoft, the new device embeds Microsoft Teams pushing retail innovation.
Samsung’s New Chromebook Will Open Eyes To Commercial Possibilities
At CES 2020 Samsung rolled out its new Galaxy Chromebook. Traditionally big for education and light consumer use, does this have commercial potential?
SDC19: Samsung Innovates The Mobile Experience With One UI 2
At the Samsung Developer Conference, Samsung announced a new version of its Android skin, One UI. A look at One UI and its impact for Samsung moving forward.
False Alarm: Samsung’s Fingerprint Sensor “Issue” Wasn’t a Security Flaw After All
False alarm: Last week’s Samsung in-display fingerprint scanner scare was caused by a cheap screen protector, not a security flaw in the Note 10 and S10.
Samsung Q3 Earnings Show Mixed Results With Promise Ahead
Samsung Q3 continued the company’s revenue slump but there were bright spots as marketshare is increasing and semiconductor shortages are nearing an end.
Apple Woes and Samsung Grows: Analyzing Q2 European Mobile Shipments
Canalys has launched new data on Q2 smartphone sales across Europe. The numbers show big growth for Samsung while Huawei and Apple stumble.
Samsung Note 10 Series Devices Are Gorgeous, But Will It Sell?
Samsung launched its flagship 10th generation Note, The Samsung Note 10 and Note 10+ yesterday. A gorgeous device, but will it sell well on the market?
Samsung’s New 5G-Ready 12Gb LPDDR5 Mobile DRAM Gives a Glimpse Into the Future
While some might interpret this announcement as Samsung keeping its A+ chip to itself while serving up its A- chip to Qualcomm, and see its timing as a slight, I don’t see this as an attempt to undermine or one-up Qualcomm in any way. Here’s why.
Samsung 2Q Earnings In — Profits Down More than 50 Percent
Samsung 2Q earnings are in. While profits are down more than 50%, I still believe that Samsung is well-positioned for a bounce back as memory numbers stabilize. I also think it is important to note that despite the street’s outspoken criticism of the company’s performance, they did still make a profit of over 6.5 trillion Korean won (5.3 Billion USD), slightly better than an industry estimate of 6 trillion won.