Samsung

The new coronavirus outbreak caused Samsung shipments to plummet, as a result less affected Huawei may overtake it as world's No. 1 in the second quarter.

Samsung today announced that it will be holding the Galaxy Unpacked event on August 5 at 10 a.m. ET.

In April, Huawei overtook Samsung for the first time to become the world's largest smartphone maker. Now, the latest figures show that Huawei still held the lead in May, but the gap with Samsung has narrowed.

Samsung Electronics on Friday denied reports that it will move most of China's display production to Vietnam, saying they were "groundless".

Samsung may not choose to work with Huawei in the end, i.e. Samsung may find it difficult to produce chips for Huawei's phones, according to DigiTimes.

In April, Huawei's smartphone market share reached 21.4%, surpassing Samsung's 19.1%, making it the world's No. 1. smartphone maker for first time, Counterpoint data shows.

Washing your hands has always been an important way to prevent the spread of viruses, but with the COVID-19 pandemic, it's more important than ever to get into the habit.

Over the weekend, a large number of users claimed that Samsung had a system crash bug due to setting a wallpaper.

A large number of Samsung phone users in China have claimed on social media that when they set a certain image (the above one) as wallpaper, it causes the phone system to crash and the screen to flicker infinitely.

Samsung Electronics today entered into a partnership with digital currency exchange Gemini Trust to allow users to easily trade and store digital assets on their phones.