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IFA, Europe's answer to the CES, kicks off on September 5 in Berlin, Germany. The show likely won't be the biggest source of news in September — Apple's iPhone launch event is officially happening on September 9 — but it is usually home to its fair share of announcements. IFA 2024 featured new "AI PCs"

Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra (Image Source: Samsung) Samsung has reportedly begun mass-producing a new continuous zoom camera for smartphones. The technology, which offers optical zoom across a wider range, is being supplied to Chinese mobile phone manufacturers, and we probably won't see it soon on Samsung's own Galaxy devices. Perhaps you've been waiting for big

Samsung Electronics recently posted its second-quarter financial results, and they're worse than expected. According to CBNC, the Korean tech giant reported revenue of 74.6 trillion won ($53.7 billion US), slightly up from 74.07 trillion won ($53.3 billion) during the same period last year. Unfortunately, operating profits fell sharply to just...Read Entire Article...

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After teasing it at CES 2025, Samsung has officially announced what it calls the world's first Micro RGB TV. "Micro RGB" is the commercial name the Korean giant has chosen for its new backlight technology, which promises significant improvements in both brightness levels and color accuracy.Read Entire Article...

Two central figures behind the development of Samsung's Color E-Paper (Image source: Samsung) The Samsung Color E-Paper is a new digital signage solution capable of retaining images without requiring continuous power. The 32-inch display delivers QHD resolution and supports up to 2.5 million colors, all while consuming an exceptionally low amount of energy. In April

Now, third-party sellers have started offering Galaxy Z Fold7 compatible S Pen styluses on Amazon for between $15.99 and $17.99. Pictured above and below, these third-party options will be significantly cheaper than Samsung's first-party solution, which PandaFlashPro claims will retail for $99. Surprisingly, the same leaker adds that the Galaxy Z Fold7 will work with its predecessor's S

Samsung is in full hype mode around the launch of the Galaxy Z Fold 7 (and, to a lesser extent, Flip 7), with its latest teaser hinting at camera improvements, but only ones related to AI. more…...