Testing them in its lab

Samsung is rumoured to be testing the new Snapdragons in its labs, as a sign that the company has not given up on Qualcomm yet.

Cunning plan to save flat panels

The troubled telly maker Sharp is in talks with Taiwan's Hon Hai Precision Industry, better known as Foxconn, for a tie-up in its struggling flat-panel display business.

Still no content

Worldwide Ultra HD (4K) LCD TV panel shipment volume grew 60.8 per cent sequentially in the second quarter of 2015, reaching around 9.2 million units despite the fact there is very little content out there.

More of a table

Samsung is working on a huge Android-based tablet that could be used in living rooms, offices, or schools, presumably as a coffee table.

Already up for pre-order

While it might not get a microSD card support, the new Galaxy Note5 will have a dual-SIM version.  

Better than you think

When Samsung revealed that the new-gen Galaxy Note5 would have only a 3000mAh battery, many of us wondered what it had been smoking.

Galaxy Note and a larger curved-screen S6 edge 

Samsung has been showing off a new Galaxy Note phablet and a larger version of its curved-screen S6 edge smartphone.

Enterprise only

Samsung has released three TCO-optimised, high-performance solid state drives which are based on 3D Vertical NAND flash memory technology.

Google and Samsung agree

Google and Samsung have decided to release monthly security fixes for Android phones in a bid to cut the number of hack attacks.

$3 billion to boost display module production

A subsidiary of Samsung Electronics has written a cheque for $3 billion to boost display module production capacity in Vietnam.