Samsung boss holds back the tears

Samsung Electronics Vice Chairman Jay Y Lee fought back tears and denied wrongdoing as prosecutors sought to lock him up for 12 years.

We now must submit to our new Samsung overlord

After 20 years of being the number chipmaker, Intel is no longer  the top monster.

Booms are better than fire

Samsung Electronics  memory chip boom that propelled it to record profit in the second quarter is likely to continue in the third, just as revenue is widely expected to benefit from sales of OLED screens to the fruity cargo-cult Apple.

Will make its own OLED panels

The Fruity Tax-dodging cargo-cult Apple wants to ditch LCD panels by next year and move to OLED.

Coming at Unpacked event on August 23rd

Samsung has officially sent out invites for its next Unpacked event scheduled for August 23rd in New York City, where it will announce its new Galaxy Note 8 smartphone.

Trust me, we’re industry giants

A group that represents industry giants has sided with Apple fighting a legal case Qualcomm has made has sent the US International Trade Commission (ITC) comments that take the side of the fruity cargo cult.

Recycling will make back some of the costs

While Samsung is refurbishing and re-releasing some of its previously inflammable Note 7s, it is more likely to recoup some of the manufacturing costs through re-cycling.

Thanks for the memories

Samsung Electronics has said its second-quarter operating profit rose 72 percent from a year earlier to a new record.

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Samsung may be working on a smart speaker of its own to match that offered by Google and Amazon.

Needs more memory and smartphone displays

Samsung is to invest $18.6 billion in South Korea as part of a cunning plan to extend its lead in memory chips and next-generation smartphone displays.