With 2289 patents Samsung tops the list of applications filing at European Patent Office. The top five companies overall were Samsung, Siemens, BASF, General Electric, and LG. The top five countries for filings in 2012 were: the United States (24.6 per cent), Japan (20.1 per cent), Germany (13.3 per cent), China (7.3 per cent), and South Korea (5.6 per...

Yesterday there were some big buzz about Samsung Galaxy S IV latest smart features, Smart Scroll and Smart Pause. Though no one confirmed officially about existence of these features till now, but I am pretty sure these two will be part of next Galaxy super-phone. I got hold of a new screenshot of Samsung Galaxy s IV setting screen,...

Indian telecom giant Reliance Industries (RIL) finalized Samsung as the official handset partner to produce low-cost entry-level LTE handsets. Samsung has agreed to offer entry-level 4G smartphones at a little over $100 (about Rs 5,500) for use with RIL's voice and high-speed internet services, said a source close to the deal. RIL is going to soft launch its 4G LTE...

There is a good news for Samsung Galaxy Stellar owners. Verizon has published support documents indicating that the Jelly Bean update for the Samsung Galaxy Stellar is on its way out. The update to Android 4.1 -- software version JZO54K.I200VRBMA1 -- is rolling out to devices OTA (Over The Air) now, and weighs in at a hefty 403MB. Users...

Samsung is in talk with Sharp to takeover a whopping 3 percent in the consumer electronics firm. With this Samsung will invest some 10 billion yen ($107 million) in Sharp. A Sharp spokesman in Tokyo did not confirm or deny the Samsung investment plan. "This news is not something that has been announced by the company," he said. Sharp received a...

Samsung Galaxy S III LTE variant for T-Mobile cleared FCC now and soon will be seen in T-Mobile stoe. Though this is quite late as Samsung is going to announce Galaxy S IV soon. Code named as SGHT-999L (Original Galaxy S III was termed as SGHT-999), the T-Mobile LTE variant will support LTE Band 4 and 17.

While I am following Samsung Galaxy S IV official announcement updates quite closely, there are some interesting leaks staring to surface in different websites. Just now Expansys france, the online electronics retail store added some mock-up images of next Galaxy phone. Though these images just rendered photos but I can not deny or agree on anything as the images...

Galaxy S IV will have the functionality to track your eyes to scroll the page to th next one. This new feature seems interesting one. In Galaxy S III eye tracker is available but with limited functionality. The feature, Smart Stay, uses its front-facing camera to know to keep the screen lit up when a person is looking at it...