Electronics giant Sony Corp's sophisticated image sensors are being used by top smartphone makers Apple Inc and Samsung Electronics to build their products. The image sensors has turned out to be Sony's top-selling product, giving a boost to the company's ailing financial health.
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Samsung Galaxy View Specs, Release: Samsung Announces New Tablet To Arrive In US Exclusively Through AT&T
Samsung hinted at their new Samsung Galaxy View tablet at the recent IFA consumer electronics show in Berlin. The unit sports a massive 18.3-inch screen and is touted to rival Apple iPad Pro. Release schedule for the unit remains undisclosed at the moment but it will reportedly be rolled out through carrier AT&T only.
Samsung Galaxy Note 5, Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+ Specs, Reviews, Comparison: Which one is better?
The flagships of Samsung Electronic were compared with one another and it is really exciting to know which one will have the edge to the other model.
Panasonic aims $2B revenues from smartphone biz
After exiting the smartphone business in 2005, Japanese electronics major Panasonic is making a comeback in this segment and has prepared business plans to bolster sales volume for reaching the target of $2-billion revenues in next three years.
Apple wins patent infringement case but Samsung is likely affected
The federal court ordered Samsung to halt older version of its smartphones for breaching Apple's patent. It was found that Samsung was guilty of copyright infringement filed by Apple. But the features included in the case were no longer used by Samsung.
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Samsung will implement Samsung Pay together with the release of Galaxy Note 5 at IFA 2015 on September. The company’s mobile payment system would also be used by the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge.
Two new variants of the Galaxy S6 are going to be released very soon: the 4.6-inch Galaxy S6 Mini and the 5.5-inch Galaxy S6 Plus. Both are going to rival Apple’s 4-inch iPhone version and the 5.5-inch iPhone 6s Plus.
Samsung unveils an Android 5.1.1 “test build” for the Samsung Galaxy S6, S6 Edge, and Note 4. It reveals exciting features such as upgraded camera app that allows users to change an exposure on their focus point, arrange apps in alphabetical order, motion effect for wallpapers, and others.
Samsung seems to be dead serious on defeating Apple as the Korean company is rumored to release the Galaxy S6 Plus, almost similar to the iPhone 6s Plus. Both devices are speculated to sport 5.5-inch displays, along with their respective specs and features.
Samsung files a U.S. patent showing an invention of a smartphone-notebook hybrid device that has the capability to use both Android and Windows as its operating systems simultaneously. The device will have a “docking apparatus,” which can be disconnected or connected, and will serve as one of the main factors for the dual OS functionality.
Surprisingly, Samsung is about to launch the Galaxy Note 5 and the Galaxy Note 5 Edge as early as end of July. The device would pack a large 4100 mAh battery in a body thickness of just 0.31 inch. Further, it is also going to have a 5.9-inch 4K Super AMOLED display, 64 GB/128 GB of storage, 128 GB microSD, and Exynos SoC chipset.
The Android 5.0 is coming to Samsung Galaxy Note 2, Galaxy Note 3, Galaxy Note 3 Neo, Galaxy S5, Galaxy S4, Galaxy S4 Spark, and HTC One M7 in their respective regions and carriers. Device owners are going to have New Material Design, New interface for Recents section, Screen Pinning, and other features.
The Samsung Galaxy S6 with model code SM-G890A has its FCC certification approved, confirming two leaked photos that show its design. The device is expected to have Android 5.0.2 mobile OS, 5.1-inch display, Exynos 7420, Samsung Pay, dust and water resistance of up to 1 meter and 30 minutes, salt, humidity, vibration, solar radiation, transport, and thermal shock resistant, and others.
Samsung Pay, Samsung's answer to Apple Pay, is apparently going to be released towards the end of the year according to an official statement made by one of its executives.
