Source archive
Latest TECHi Two Takes that cite Businesskorea as the external source — paired with our analyst's commentary.
Samsung already makes practically everything having to do with electronics, from kitchen appliances to semiconductors, but the company is on a mission to make LITERALLY everything having to do with electronics, including electric vehicles. Last night, the company announced that intends to begin deve
Releasing smartphones with wacky displays seemed to work for Samsung, so it should work for LG too, right? Apparently not, because the dual-screened LG V10 smartphone that the company released a few weeks back hasn’t been selling all that well, especially when compared to Samsung’s curve
Tizen hasn’t exactly risen to challenge Android in any meaningful way, it hasn’t even been able to beat out Windows Phone as the third most-popular mobile operating system, but Samsung is far from finished with it. The successor to the mildly successful Samsung Z1 was recently approved b
Samsung’s semiconductor business is growing about as quickly as its mobile business is shrinking, which means it’s growing pretty damn fast. The company managed to make $10.366 from its 12.0 share of the global semiconductor market last quarter while Intel made $11.797 billion from its 1
Samsung’s crown has been slipping in recent months, especially in China where companies like Huawei and Xiaomi are absorbing market share at a rapid pace, but Samsung isn’t just going to sit there and watch it all happen. The company already started cutting the price of the Galaxy S6 and
Don’t get me wrong, the Galaxy S6 is an incredibly powerful device, but some of us want the kind of power that only a massive phablet can provide, and for that we need the Galaxy Note 5. However, now that Apple has entered the phablet market with the iPhone 6 Plus, Samsung is no longer [&helli
When the LG G4 first launched, LG predicted that it would ship a record eight million units of its flagship smartphone by the end of the year, which would beat last year’s record that the company set with the LG G3. Unfortunately, shipments of the smartphone don’t seem to indicate that L
Displays for smartphones and tablets come from a wide variety of companies, but the market for smartwatch displays is almost entirely controlled by a single company: LG. According to a report from market research firm DisplaySearch, LG accounts for a ridiculous 90.9% of the smartwatch displays produ
Flexible, foldable, and transparent screens have been around for quite some time but haven’t actually made their way to any products, at least not the kind that anyone would actually want to buy. Samsung wants to change that and, starting in 2016, the company will be releasing some smartphones
