Building a new chip plant by 2025

SK Hynix is building a new memory chip plant by 2025, joining an investment race driven by growing demand for semiconductors.

Big but not a flagship spec

A leaked benchmark shows that the Galaxy A9 Pro might be the largest phablet to be launched this year, it's will have a mid-range specs.

Apple did not invent slide to unlock

A US appeals court overturned a $120 million jury verdict against Samsung saying that the company did not infringe Apple's "quick links" patent, and that patents for the iPhone's slide-to-unlock and auto-correct features were invalid.

Flash will save everyone of us 

Samsung is mass producing the industry’s first 256 GB embedded memory based on the UFS 2.0 standard, for next-generation high-end mobile devices.

Ye can hear the sound of the pipes a calling

When Samsung adopted heat-pipes for its Galaxy S7-series, it might have kicked off a new trend in the smartphone industry.

At least in South Korea and China

Samsung going to kill its ‘Samsung’ logo on the front side of Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge at least in South Korea and China.

More than S6 and S4

Samsung will mass-produce 17 million Galaxy S7 series during first quarter – more than the sales volume of Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S4.

In both Europe and the US

Although it was announced back at CES 2016 show in January, Samsung's new Portable SSD T3, which comes with a new USB Type-C interface and capacities of up to 2TB, is now available in both the US and Europe. 

€700/€800 in Europe, $699/$799 in the US

While we already seen all the details regarding Samsung's new Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge smartphones earlier, we now have all the price details including off-contract and those on most popular carriers, both in Europe and the US.

New chassis, better camera, beefier battery

After an endless streak of rumors and leaked pictures, Samsung has now officially unveiled its new Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge smartphones at its Unpacked event, held just a day before the Mobile World Congress 2016.