Freescale Semiconductor and Samsung Electronics say they are to collaborate to address the burgeoning market for energy-saving and environmentally friendly light-emitting diodes (LEDs).
Finnish mobile handset giant Nokia has been rated number one in an evaluation of on-board handset-based navigation software vendors by analysts ABI Research.
STMicroelectronics and Ericsson has announced an agreement to merge Ericsson Mobile Platforms and ST-NXP Wireless into a joint venture.
Samsung Electronics Australia has released the F1080 “Pebble”, a stylish and ultra compact DVD player.
Samsung Electronics has announced two environment-friendly mobile handsets, W510 and F268 at the World IT Show in Seoul.
Following the introduction of the 5 Megapixel Samsung G600, the company has launched the G800 with 3X optical zoom, wide dynamic range and face detection.
Samsung Mobile has release the music dedicated Samsung i450, the first Samsung mobile phone to run the Symbian operating system in Australia.
Samsung Electronics Co. cut more than 1,600 employees between March and the end of September, according to a report Sunday from The Korea Times. The report cites data from the Financial Supervisory Service, a Korea financial watchdog, and states Samsung had 85,269 workers as of the end of
The latest in Apple Inc.’s Nano family isn’t just new to the line; it’s virtually a completely new design, according to a recent iSuppli Corp. teardown of the portable media player. The research firm said that the new Nano reuses almost no components and includes a bevy of new suppliers compared to
Although the semiconductor shipments in Greater China saw healthy growth in 2006, analysts report that the struggles experienced there by major companies like Intel Corp. and Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. do not bode well for the industry as a whole.