Kernel level vulnerabilities are rare, yet they can let a hacker wreak havoc unto your device by stealing your important data. A developer at the XDA-developers forum has now found a new kernel vulnerability which exists in multiple Samsung devices.
According to Labor Ministry of China, no companies/industries can recruit employee/worker under the age of 16. Lately, during an investigation at a HTNS Shenzhen Co. factory, a company that assembles Samsung cell phones, China Labor Watch (CLW) found minimum three under-age girls working at the facility.
Samsung may be able to surpass Apple in the volume of handset sales and it may be giving iPhone a tough time in the smartphone market, yet its own executives seem hooked up to Apple devices. Samsung’s chief strategy officer has now admitted that he uses iPhone, iPad and Mac at home.
Samsung’s first Windows Phone 8 smartphone, dubbed as ATIV S, is now available in some web shops. In U.K., Unlocked-Mobile is taking pre-order for this handset at £424.98 (about €526 or $686). Another UK retailer Clove is taking pre-order for £442.80 and a third retailer named Expansys is taking pre-order for £459.99.
Apple is hailed as the undisputed king of the smartphone and tablet market. Despite many competitors, Apple has led both markets in terms of the revenue it generates. But Samsung has overtaken everyone when it comes to the sheer volume of quarterly smart connected device shipments.
Less than seven months since Korean electronics giant Samsung released its flagship smartphone Galaxy S III, it teased the Galaxy S III Premium Suite upgrade on Friday.
Recently, when a jury awarded Apple more than $1 billion in damages against Samsung, ruling that Samsung had indeed infringed Apple’s patents, many thought Apple had conclusively won. But a reconsideration of the case by a U.S. federal judge may dent Apple’s victory.
We recently reported that after years of back-and-forth negotiations failed between Samsung and Ericsson, the latter has decided to take the legal course. Apparently, in relation to this decision, Ericsson has also filed complaint with the U.S. International Trade Commission(ITC), seeking a ban on many Samsung products.