Samsung today announced the latest processor in it’s mobile processor lineup, the Exynos ModAP. Samsung ModAP will support LTE bands from various markets, including the US. For Samsung did not have US LTE band support in its old chips it was heavily relying on Qualcomm.
Two unannounced Samsung phones with model numbers SM-G5308W and SM-G8505S has appeared on GFXBench. One of those is a low-end phone and another is a mid-range device. SM-G5308W will be using Qualcomm’s first 64 bit processor, the Snapdragon 410 while SM-G8505S carries a Qualcomm Snapdragon
Samsung Super AMOLED display is beautiful and one of the best in class, but according to Samsung Display CEO Park Dong-geun no other company is interested to license Super AMOLED technology. “Currently, the problem is that we have nowhere else to sell our products besides
Samsung is teasing now with a mysterious tweet over its official SamsungExynos Twitter account by posting a photo. Though we do not know what Samsung going to announce, our wild guess is the Korean tech giant could officially unveil their latest mobile processor Exynos 5433.
Samsung Gear Live the newest smartwatch in the market with Android Wear is getting a new update with build number KMV78X. Though there is not much to say about this update, but there are some bug fixes and minor changes. Samsung Gear Live got similar
Verizon LTE enabled Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 is getting a minor update right now. The latest version with build number “KOT49H.P905VVRUANE4″ is not bringing any noticable changes or new features but instead it looks like some bugs are fixed. According to Verizon support page bug
Samsung has mobile phones in every segments and where there is no segment they created one using innovative strategies. But despite all the efforts and marketing campaigns the Korean company is falling short of expectation. The revenues down to KRW 52 trillion ($51.5 billion) for
Latest report from Korean Media suggests that Samsung is all set to return into OLED TV business with new UHD TVs. Samsung and LG are the only OLED panel producers at the moment. There is a stiff competition between LCD and OLED displays with OLED