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  • Gear VR puts Samsung in a bold new Galaxy

    September 3, 2014

    SAMSUNG unveiled its first foray into virtual reality yesterday, with the Gear VR headset. The firm said that the headset, when married with the South Korean giant’s new Galaxy Note 4 smartphone, gives users an immersive experience to play games and watch video. While Samsung said the VR was still a work in progress, its [...]

  • IFA 2014: Samsung unveils new curved screen Galaxy Note Edge, Galaxy Note 4, Gear S smartwatch and virtual reality headset Gear VR

    September 3, 2014

    Samsung has unveiled four new devices, including two Galaxy Notes, a smartwatch and a virtual reality headset. The Korean manufacturer has pipped rival Apple to the post with a big launch event at tech conference IFA in Berlin today. Two new “phablet” devices- larger than a smartphone, but not quite a tablet- in the Galaxy [...]

  • Samsung merges shipbuilding and engineering in restructuring

    September 1, 2014

    Samsung announced yesterday a major merger of its shipbuilding and engineering divisions, as the conglomerate pursues a restructuring of its business. Samsung, best known for its electronics division, was hit in May by the hospitalisation of Lee Kun-hee, the group’s chairman and patriarch of the billionaire Lee family behind Samsung, prompting succession considerations to rise. [...]

  • Samsung over the rainbow, way up high on London’s Southbank

    August 20, 2014

    Did anyone catch the midnight rainbow on the Southbank on Tuesday night? This 14ft installation added an interesting addition to the London skyline, but it wasn’t local artists behind the vision, it was good old Samsung. That’s 150 Samsung Galaxy Tab S computers you can see. Snazzy.

  • Apple and Samsung scale back global smartphone patent war

    August 6, 2014

    Global tech titans Samsung and Apple have agreed a truce to drop all litigation between the two smartphone giants outside the US. The deal means that legal battles between the two companies, over the rights to the technology used in their rival iPhone and Galaxy smartphones, will end in nine countries, including the UK, Germany [...]

  • Profit woes for Samsung after thieves hit Brazil plant

    July 8, 2014

    Korean giant Samsung yesterday an­n­ounced a 25 per cent decline in profits for the second quarter just days after robbers hit one of its plants in Brazil, seizing millions of pounds worth of products. It was the third straight quarter of annual profit decline and Samsung said it expected operating profits to be 7.2 trillion won [...]

  • Samsung set for worst results in two years as it predicts 25pc profit drop

    July 8, 2014

    Samsung Electronics revealed today that it forecasts weak quarterly earnings, resulting in what would be its worst results in two years. This has cast doubt on the smartphone producer's ability to compete with cheaper Chinese rivals.    The South Korean company has suffered at the hands of the recent slowdown in growth of the smartphone [...]

  • Samsung drops plasma screens to leave LG all alone in the market

    July 3, 2014

    Samsung is ending production of its plasma screen TVs leaving LG as the only electronics company still manufacturing the sets which first went on sale to the public in 1997. Panasonic earlier this year stopped making plasma screens, and it’s the result of steady declines in demand, in part from competition from thinner and cheaper LCD [...]

  • Samsung’s Galaxy S5 fails to dethrone Apple after flagship launch

    June 30, 2014

    Samsung’s flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S5, has taken third billing behind both Apple’s iPhone 5S and its cheaper 5C in May’s sales, according to research by Kantar Worldpanel. Samsung fared better in the US, however, where the S5 was the second-highest selling smartphone in May behind the 5S. “May was the first full month of [...]

  • Samsung electronics finance boss warns of disappointing results

    June 25, 2014

    Samsung Electronics expects its earnings for the second quarter to be “not that good”, the firm’s finance chief said yesterday, amid growing worries about weak sales for its key smartphone business. Finance chief Lee Sang-hoon made the remark to local reporters in South Korea. Analysts have recently raised concerns that the company’s cash cow handset [...]

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