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| Symbol | Name | Time | Trade | Change | % Chg | Volume | P/E Ratio | EPS | Mkt Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 005930.KS | Samsung | 06:12 GMT | 1474000 | -10000 | -0.67% | 162357 | 8.73 | 169892.0625 | 192.9T |
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Nvidia sees disruptions in PC market as an opportunity
While this is true, it should be noted that the first three generations of Tegra chips had rather disappointing graphics and were routinely outperformed by SoCs designed by Apple, Samsung, Qualcomm and others. -
HTC and Samsung report strong flagship shipments
The smartphone wars are heating up and now we are hearing that Samsung and HTC flagship Android phones are flying off the shelves, leaving the competition in a cloud of dust. -
AMD falls behind Qualcomm and Samsung
AMD has fallen behind rivals Qualcomm and Samsung on IC Insights' list of microprocessor vendors. -
HTC faces executive exodus
It is no secret that HTC is trying to reinvent itself and transform its somewhat geeky brand image. It's off to a good start, as its flagship HTC One handset is getting very positive reviews and giving Samsung’s Galaxy S4 a run for its money, but all is not going well. -
Samsung shows off Retina beating displays
Samsung Display has a few new goodies to show off at Display Week, including three displays that make Apple’s Retina panels look rather outdated. -
Android Q1 market share at 75 percent worldwide
Android is indisputably the top dog in terms of market share, which seems to have been Google's plan all along: tempt the manufacturers with a quality OS to rival Apple's and flood the market. Samsung was leading the charge, holding an impressive 41.1 percent of the total Android vendor market. -
NEC cooks up water cooled phone
Sony is selling waterproof phones, Samsung is apparently working on an optical zoom camera, while HTC is making great phones that don’t make the company any money. NEC has taken things up a notch, by announcing the world’s first water-cooled smartphone. -
Samsung ships 4 million Galaxy S4s in four days
Smartphone juggernaut Samsung has reportedly managed to beat its own sales projections with the Galaxy S4. -
France may impose 1 percent culture tax on smartphones
The cash, raised from the likes of Apple, Samsung, Google and Amazon, would then be used to help French outfits create cultural content, such as music, images and videos, reports | AP. -
Samsung claims 5G breakthrough
Although many countries around the world have struggled to get 4G widely available, Samsung has claimed it has made a major breakthrough at the core of 5G, the next generation of mobile communications. -
Apple's secret sauce boiled dry
Samsung was the top manufacturer, growing its volume by 64 percent year-on-year. After Samsung and Apple, manufacturers Huawei, LG and ZTE rounded out the top five - but they all make up less than five percent of the market share. -
Chromebooks could be Google's ultrabook
Lenovo and HP have added low-cost Chromebooks to their lineup and last year Samsung introduced a $249 ARM-powered Chromebook which looked a bit like a MacBook Air, or an Intel Ultrabook. -
Samsung signs deal with ITV
Mobile phone outfit Samsung has inked a deal with UK broadcaster ITV to shove the ITV Player app under the bonnet of Android devices. -
Crowdsourced weather forecasts are just an app away
UK based OpenSignal has just launched a crowdsourced meteorological platform, designed to take advantage of sensor packed phones like Samsung’s new Galaxy S4, reports | New Scientist. The S4 has the largest sensor suite of any smartphone, which makes it ideally suited for sensor tinkerers. -
Lenovo aims to sell 60 million smartphones this year
In fact, Liu Jun, senior VP of Lenovo, claims the company now sees Samsung and Apple as its biggest competitors. Lenovo is becoming more than a PC maker and it wants to compete with smartphone makers rather than other PC outfits. -
Chinese chip maker sold more than Intel and Qualcomm
According to eeTimes it is a myth that Samsung, Nvidia, Qualcomm and Intel are the top mobile chipmakers. -
LG working on next Google Nexus device
Although the Korea Times concedes that native LG is lagging behind Samsung in the smartphone stakes, it later mentions that it is currently working with Google to make a Nexus Android smartphone. -
Why does everyone want to buy AMD?
CommentSomehow these rumours are also tied to Apple wanting to drop Samsung as its chipmaker. Buying AMD would not help it resolve that problem - AMD has not manufactured chips for a long time.
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