90s American rap superstar Vanilla Ice has teamed up with Samsung Electronics to re-release his hit single ‘Ice, Ice Baby’ as ‘Reduce Your Ice, Ice Baby’, delivering a powerful message “with a sustainable edge”. Continue reading
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Prinker Enables Brands to Engage Consumers at Events Through Instant Digital Temporary Tattoos
Prinker, the inventor of the world’s first all-in-one temporary tattoo device and a member of Born2Global Centre, is enabling companies to enhance their experiential marketing events by letting attendees tattoo creative brand visuals such as art, slogans and logos temporarily on their skin. Prinker has so far worked with numerous top international brands including Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Prada, Samsung Electronics, MTV, and Coca-Cola to create unique and fun branded experiences for events around the world. Continue reading
Introducing Coil for Galaxy, Coil Experiments & More!
Galaxy owners around the globe now have another way to support their favorite web monetized sites on mobile. The new Coil Add-on (aka browser extension) for Samsung Internet automatically detects web monetized sites and then anonymously streams payments. Voila! Continue reading
Sales Soars by 325% : Hisense Believes Laser TV is a Future Trend
Covid-19 speeds technology adoption and a remarkable surge appears in daily screen time. According to Omdia, global TV market sales in 2020 slightly increased over the year. A significant part of the growth comes from large screen TVs. Since launching the world’s first laser TV in 2014, Hisense (SSE: 600060) has strived to lead the innovation of laser display technology. In 2020, Hisense laser TV sales increased 325% overseas (Data source: Hisense Internal Report). Global TV players, such as Samsung and LG, have also joined in this potential market. Continue reading
Samsung says Galaxy Note 8 pre-orders highest among Note series
SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA (SEPTEMBER 12, 2017) (REUTERS) – Pre-orders for Samsung Electronics Co Ltd’s latest premium smartphone Galaxy Note 8 are the highest-ever for the Note series, the tech giant’s mobile chief Koh Dong-jin said on Tuesday (September 12). Continue reading
Samsung unveils Galaxy S8 smartphone
Samsung Electronics unveils its Galaxy S8 flagship smartphone as it battles to regain the market leadership it lost to Apple after the embarrassing withdrawal of the fire-prone Note 7s.
Samsung reveals Galaxy Note 7 phone explosions caused by defective batteries
SOUTH KOREA (Next Animation Studio) – The Galaxy Note 7 is probably Samsung’s most famous model, not for its design or specs, but for its notorious tendency to spontaneously combust. After two recalls that cost the brand at least US$5 billion, the South Korean phone giant has finally revealed where exactly it all went wrong.
The findings were detailed in a press conference held in Seoul, South Korea by Samsung mobile chief DJ Koh. According to Koh, the batteries were the culprit. Both the original and replacement batteries had manufacturing defects. And though the root causes were different in each case, the results were the same, reports Forbes.
The Galaxy Note 7 was fitted with 3500 mah lithium ion batteries, which should have enough space to allow negative electrodes to remain straight. However, those manufactured by company subsidiary Samsung SDI were found to have deflected negative electrodes, which caused the batteries to overheat and explode.
As a result, Samsung recalled and reissued all Galaxy Note 7 phones in September.
Replacement batteries were made by Hong-Kong based affiliate Amperex Technology, but were likewise defective. Welding burrs penetrated through the separator and insulation tape, causing negative electrodes to be in direct contact with the positive tab.
In some cases, batteries were missing the insulation tape altogether. According to the subsequent investigation, both factors were linked to the phone overheating and potentially catching fire.
Samsung ultimately cancelled production of the smartphone model, and has had to re-assess existing safety measures.
Business Insider reports that along with the battery findings, the company has announced the implementation of a new 8-point battery safety check that’s meant to reassure consumers that safety is now top priority.
File footage of Samsung Electronics’ Galaxy Note 7
File footage of Samsung Electronics’ Galaxy Note 7 as the company said it will announce the results of a probe on what caused some Galaxy Note 7 smartphones to catch fire.
Nokia sues Apple for infringing patents, industry back on war footing
Nokia Corp files a number of lawsuits against Apple Inc for violating 32 technology patents, striking back at the iPhone maker’s legal action targeting the one-time cellphone industry leader a day earlier.
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South Korea prosecutors raid Samsung Electronics over political scandal
File footage of Samsung Electronics building as South Korean prosecutors raid Samsung Electronics’ offices over political scandal.