Articles about Samsung
Samsung didn't break quarterly profit record, consoles itself with $7.7bn
Plans to coin it by flogging cheap models next quarter
You hear that, Mr Cook? Samsung's profits have gone UP
Remember when Apple's used to do that?
Bite us, Apple: Samsung hauled in $8.3bn in Q4
South Korean shiny things rival had a fat Christmas
More Brits ditch Apple tablets for Amazon, Google, Samsung kit
But iPad Mini is still the UK adults' top-rated slate
Samsung posts RECORD profits, but execs drip cold sweat over 2013
Samsung urged a note of caution for the future, despite announcing bumper profits for the last three months of 2012.
The two big drivers that powered the Korean super-manufacturer to record revenue of 56.06 trillion Korean won ($52.7bn, £33.3bn) at the end of 2012 are showing signs of decelerating. Samsung execs expect cooler …
Samsung's new co-CEO: 'Windows isn't selling very well'
Samsung says it will continue to produce Android phones even as it puts its weight behind the competing Tizen OS, but there's one software partner the South Korean mobile maker isn't so bullish on: Microsoft.
"Smartphones and tablets based on Microsoft's Windows operating system aren't selling very well," Samsung mobile chief J. …
Samsung snubs slump, slurps stunning smartmobe sales
Slow down? What economic slow down?
RIM, Samsung thrash Apple in UK fondleslab sales growth
iPad maker falls behind UK average
Samsung outsources notebooks to Taiwan - report
Korean electronics giant Samsung has reportedly begun outsourcing notebook production for the first time, with Taiwanese ODM Compal Electronics the lucky manufacturer and shipments to begin as early as June.
Taiwanese tech title Digitimes spoke to its familiar “notebook supply chain manufacturers” who blabbed that the deal would …
Samsung admits Android tablet cash haul is disappointing
Samsung has 'fessed up to something that the industry already knew: punters are still not falling for the charms of its fondleslabs.
In a moment of candour at Mobile World Congress that Samsung product strategy exec Hankil Yoon is now possibly regretting, he admitted to CNET: "Honestly, we're not doing very well in the tablet …
Samsung: World LOVES our chips 'n' mobes – expect a record quarter
But investors unimpressed by soaring smartphone sales
Samsung seeks new chip factory in China
Applies for NAND production facilities for mobes and tabs
Samsung boss sued by his brother over stock inheritance
Kun-hee accused of pilfering shares after father's death
Samsung denies sniffing around RIM
Blog's BlackBerry biz buyout blab sparked share spike
Galaxy drives up profits for Samsung
Smartphone sales fuel massive multi-billion dollar investments
No Samsung ban for Apple in US
Fruity firm loses bid to block smartphone sales
Samsung sales-floor rejig leads to layoffs in B2B push
Names Graham Long veep of corporate and channel sales
Samsung shifts 10 millionth Galaxy SII
Filling punters' pockets before Apple can
Samsung, Micron bake 3D chips for next-gen RAM
We're hitting a memory wall, if you didn't know, and processor cores are going to be held up because DRAM can't scale up enough or ship 'em data fast enough. Samsung and Micron aim to fix that with 3D memory cubes and a consortium to define an interface spec for them.
Samsung and Micron, asserting that existing 2D DRAM …
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