Samsung recently surpassed Nokia to take the crown of the world’s largest phone vendor, in terms of sales volume. The company expects to continue its momentum and sell a whopping 510 million phone during the next year.
South Korean electronics-giant Samsung, a global leader in advanced semiconductor solutions, announced on Thursday that it reached another milestone in the development of 14nm FinFET process technology with the successful tape-out of multiple development vehicles in collaboration with its key design and IP partners. The new design promises to offer substantial power and performance improvements compared to existing designs.
The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is one of the largest showcases of new technology in the world. The CES 2013, hosted by the Consumer Electronics Association in Las Vegas, is going to be held from Jan 8 to Jan 11. From our reliable source we have come to know that at CES 2013, Samsung may introduce 5.5-inch flexible phone screen.
Samsung has given us a sudden surprise. On December 18, Samsung unveiled its new Android smartphone Galaxy Grand. This phone packs a 5-inch display and Android Jelly Bean.
Galaxy S 3 is one of the most attractive phones by Samsung. This handset has a Li-Ion 2100 mAh battery that can run the phone up to 580 h (2G)/up to 390 h (LTE)/510 h (3G) in stand-by mode and give users up to 16 h (2G)/up to 11 h (3G) talk time. But still if you’re not satisfied with the battery life of Galaxy S III, then Samsung has come with a great solution. Samsung is going to release a 3,000 mAh extended battery to UK soon. Get the pricing details and other information below.
Apple failed to have Samsung products banned in U.S., and Samsung has also given up on its efforts to ban Apple products in EU.
Apple requested federal judge to ban sales of Samsung smartphone models in the U.S. But on December 17, that federal judge declined to do so.
A number of tech companies increasingly rely on out-of-house manufacturing. This manufacturing is usually done in markets where labor is more affordable and thus, reduced manufacturing costs. Recently, one of Samsung’s suppliers, HTNS Shenzhen Co., was accused of hiring underage workers, an allegation which has proved wrong now.