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Samsung Goes Active – Again

by Tom Allen

A rugged version of Samsung’s Galaxy S7 (Samsung Chooses VR, Cameras and Gaming), the Galaxy S7 Active, has been unveiled by AT&T. Compared to last year’s S6 Active, the new model features a Snapdragon …

Tags:Mobile Display Monitor| Samsung| Smartphones| Vol 23 - Issue 22

Feud Escalates Over SUHD Branding

by Tom Allen

Samsung has asked LG Electronics to halt its use of “deceptive marketing” when it comes to the company’s UltraHD TVs, says the Korea Times. Samsung launched its SUHD TV brand at CES 2014, and …

Tags:Large Display Monitor| LG Electronics (LGE)| Samsung| TVs (TV Sets)| Vol 23 - Issue 22

The Smartphone Market – A Lesson in Business Strategy

by Norbert Hildebrand

When we think about the cellular phones today we just assume we are talking about the smartphone as there is almost no other type available any more. While this is not completely true, the …

Tags:Apple| Samsung| Smartphone Market| Vol 23 - Issue 22

Foxconn Reduces Workforce Through the Use of Robots

by Norbert Hildebrand

As reported by the South China Morning Post and others, Foxconn in Kunshan, Jiangsu province, has reduced its workforce in one factory from 110,000 to 50,000 through the increased use of robots. In a …

Samsung Electronics’ Curved Monitors Earn Performance Validation from Harvard Medical School Research Study

by Isaac Oburu

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., and its cutting-edge SE790C curved monitor deliver a more comfortable and less strenuous user viewing experience than comparable flat-screen alternatives offer, according to the results of a recently-completed Harvard Medical …

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Harvard Highlights Curved Display Health Benefits

by Tom Allen

A study by the Harvard Medical School, unveiled at SID 2016, has found that curved monitors are less liable to cause ‘Computer Vision Syndrome’ than flat models. Participants were asked to view content on …

Huawei Sues Samsung

by Tom Allen

Huawei has opened lawsuits against Samsung in the USA and China, claiming patent infringement. According to Huawei, Samsung used its IP in cellular communications technology and mobile phone software.

Samsung Looks Past OLED to QLED

by Tom Allen

Samsung stopped producing OLED TVs in 2013Korea’s ET News claims that Samsung will skip OLED TVs entirely, to focus on QLED (self-emitting quantum dot) technology. An unnamed Samsung official is quoted as saying, “There …

Samsung and Igel Produce Thin Client Displays

by Tom Allen

Samsung, working with Igel, has expanded its thin client monitor line, releasing a new unit in two sizes. The TC2x2L line (21.5″ TC222L and 23.5″ TC242L) run Linux and use Igel’s Universal Management Suite …

Tags:Large Display Monitor| Samsung| Smart Monitors| Thin Clients| Vol 23 - Issue 20

Samsung Designs for Home and Office

by Tom Allen

The new SF350 monitor series from Samsung is designed for workers – especially those working from home. According to the firm, monitors used in the home have two functions: they must display content well, …

Samsung Flirts With IPTV

by Tom Allen

Bloomberg reports that Samsung is seeking to enter the online TV world, in an attempt to compete with traditional broadcasters. People familiar with the matter said that Samsung has asked media companies how much …

Tags:IPTV| Large Display Monitor| Mobile Display Monitor| Samsung| Vol 23 - Issue 20

Samsung Amplifies Longstanding Partnership with 20TH Century Fox

by Isaac Oburu

Samsung Electronics today unveiled a shared vision with 20th Century Fox (Fox) to further elevate the consumer viewing experience, and the TV industry at large. A new video released by the company highlights its …

Tags:Fox| Samsung| TV Viewing