Samsung shares dip after profit fears
Shares in Samsung Electronics have fallen sharply amid fears the world’s biggest smartphone maker has seen a drop in demand for its flagship Galaxy S4 device.
Shares in Samsung Electronics have fallen sharply amid fears the world’s biggest smartphone maker has seen a drop in demand for its flagship Galaxy S4 device.
Apple has filed for ownership of the ‘iWatch’ trademark in Russia, amid rumoured that the firm is developing a smartwatch device, according to a news report.
Samsung is to launch a waterproof and dustproof version of its flagship Galaxy S4 smartphone, featuring an ‘Aqua’ mode for underwater photos.
An innovative experiential campaign that plays on the playground game of ‘staring out friends’ will travel around Switzerland late this month, publicising the new Samsung Galaxy S4’s eye tracking technology.
Less than a third of people in the UK have any idea what a “smart watch” is, at a time when global technology brands such as Apple and Samsung are strongly rumoured to be developing these wearable devices, according to a new report.
Samsung has claimed to have made a breakthrough in 5G, a mobile broadband service that would let users download films in a second with 100 times faster smartphones.
In the week when Apple revealed its first profit drop in a decade, rival Samsung has seen smartphone sales drive its income up 42% to a record high despite a typically slow season for the electronics market.
Nokia has launched a feature phone with a dedicated WhatsApp physical button, offering users a cross platform messaging tool as a free wi-fi-based alternative to texts.
Apple has posted its first fall in profits for nearly 10 years, dropping 18% as the electronics giant struggles to keep up with growing competition from the likes of Samsung and Google in the smartphone and tablet market.
Following the eye-controlled features on its latest smartphones, Samsung is now reportedly working on a mind-controlled tablet.