Tag: Samsung
3 Takeaways from Samsung’s Galaxy S7 smartphone presentation at MWC
Smartphones are now about incrementalism. Will VR become tech's new Wow factor?
Android Wear has surprise leader according to latest smartwatch report
The top maker of Android Wear watches is not Motorola, LG, Fossil or even discount player Asus...
Fossil gets it right, prices debut smartwatches and fitness trackers from $125
When it comes to smartwatches, at least as it stands here in 2015, there are two schools of thought.
On the premium side, you have makers like Apple, and Huawei -- those targeting the fashionistas. They suspect their buyers value luxury when it comes to timepieces, and will pay $350 or...
Verdict: Samsung Gear S2 smartwatch
Wrist Wars II. Is the Samsung Gear S2 an Apple Watch killer? Review, plus comparison to Pebble Time, and Android Wear.
Pebble Time Round – Lots to like, but not the price
Charming style should attract the Swatch set. In the ultra-competitive entry level smartwatch market, that $249 starting price seems steep.
Slim is In: Samsung unveils 8- and 9.7-inch S2 flagship Android tablets
The wheels keep on turning at Samsung. At least on the product front. With competition mounting from the Chinese (notably Xiaomi, and Huawei), the South Korean tech giant is helping that a hyper-fast product cycle will keep its fortunes headed in the right direction. So while financials might not...
Xiaomi, valued at $45 billion, is 3rd largest smartphone maker
Chinese smartphone makers are on the move. Xiaomi, Huawei, OnePlus could pose a serious challenge to Samsung, LG, and Apple.
The Chinese Android experiment – Day 1 with the Huawei Ascend Mate 2
Watch out Samsung and LG. As Chinese manufacturers begin selling Android devices direct to consumers, how will the Android mobile landscape change?
Huawei an unlikely, but intriguing Apple iPhone competitor
Chinese tech companies are going direct. Huawei Honor 6 Plus is another example of low-cost mobile device being sold without a U.S. partner.
Wide-screen, low price key to BlackBerry reboot
CEO John Chen simplifies and focuses on the company's enterprise roots. Will the new BlackBerry Passport smartphone find a niche with the faithful?