Exceptionally dull Galaxy S8 leaks highlight smartphone stagnation
Samsung has given the mobile industry a whole month extra to obsess about its new flagship smartphone but despite numerous leaks little of interest has emerged.
Samsung has given the mobile industry a whole month extra to obsess about its new flagship smartphone but despite numerous leaks little of interest has emerged.
Samsung has defied the Note7 debacle to increase its profits by 50%, but there are plenty more challenges to come for its mobile business and elsewhere.
The struggling smartphone maker is promoting the launch of its HTC U phablets, which could benefit from the absence of Samsung competition, by obsessing relentlessly about the letter ‘U’.
Following widespread reports of exploding batteries tech giant Samsung has announced it is stopping all global sales of its new Galaxy Note 7 flagship device while it tries to get to the bottom of the issue.
So far 2016 has been a year of smartphone recovery for Samsung but with reports of exploding batteries in the new Galaxy Note 7 phablet, not everything is going according to plan.
Smartphone market leader Samsung has refreshed its phablet range, with a supersized version of the Edge, while Chinese rival Xiaomi has matched it with the launch of the Redmi Note 2.
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