The legal battle between Apple and Samsung continues to rage; this time, it is confined to the court-room of U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh. While Judge Koh recently cut down Apple’s damages in half in a recent ruling, she has given the iPhone-maker the green signal to proceed with yet another case against Samsung – this case involves Apple’s Siri.
Sharp electronics, well known for creating top-quality displays, LCDs and TVs, has been in trouble for quite some time now. The company has apparently been struggling with its finances and has been trying to secure outside investment. Now, Samsung has decided to pool in with $112 million, securing 3.08 percent share in the company.
When Apple was awarded $1 billion against Samsung over patent infringement charges, many had thought that this may mark the end of the legal battle between the two and establish Apple as the winner. However, that was not to be. A US District Judge has now cut down the $1 billion verdict by $450 million.
U.S. Cellular hopes to cover 87% of its customers under LTE coverage by this year. To make its LTE network lucrative to users, U.S. Cellular has start shipping Samsung’s 4G LTE Galaxy Note 10.1 LTE with different data plans. U.S. Cellular also has a line-up of 4G LTE devices that includes Samsung Galaxy S III, Samsung Galaxy Note II and Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1.
As of this moment, a number of TV guide apps are available on the mobile platform. Some of them are vendor-specific, such as those offered by Netflix etc; others are more generic. However, Samsung has come up with its own offering, namely the ‘Video Discovery app’ which makes searching content across multiple listings a lot easier and quicker.
South Korean tech giant Samsung has announced Samsung Knox, an end-to-end security solution at the MWC 2013 that provides security hardening from the hardware to the application layer. The best thing of Knox is it offers a container solution that separates business and personal use of a mobile device.
Gadget enthusiasts must have already heard about Samsung’s new phablet – Galaxy Note 8.0. We have seen Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 image leak few days ago. Now, Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 finally made it official.
Samsung Electronics has launched a Wi-Fi only version of Galaxy Camera. Samsung has slashed the 3G/4G modem from the original model; hence, you can expect a lower price tag.