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Samsung Scaling Down Production of Galaxy Z Flip 7 and Galaxy Z Fold 7: Report
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 was launched alongside the Galaxy Z Flip 6 in July during the Galaxy Unpacked event. Recently, a report coming out of Korea suggested that Samsung has significantly scaled down its production plans for next year's Galaxy foldable smartphones. Samsung is reportedly changing its 2025 foldable phone plans in response to the we...
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Samsung Sees Smartphone and Tech Devices Demand Recovering in 2024 After Record Chip Loss
Samsung Electronics flagged a continued recovery in memory chips and tech demand in 2024, after reporting a 34 percent drop in fourth-quarter profit despite a memory price rebound as consumer demand remained weak in many businesses.
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Global Smartphone Shipments Expected to Decline 3.5 Percent in 2022 Due to Weak Demand: IDC
Global smartphone shipments are expected to decline 3.5 percent to 1.31 billion units in 2022, IDC claims. It says that Apple looks to be the least impacted vendor, and 5G devices are expected to grow in 2022.
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Coronavirus: Samsung Offers Phone Delivery Service for Test Use to Ride Out Virus Impact
Samsung has launched smartphone delivery services for customers to test its new products, as the spread of the coronavirus has prompted the tech giant to cancel promotional events and brace for weak store sales.
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Samsung Offers Phone Delivery For Test Use In South Korea Amid Virus Scare
Samsung Electronics has launched smartphone delivery services for customers to test its new products, as the spread of the coronavirus has prompted the tech giant to cancel promotional events and brace for weak store sales.
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Samsung Hit by Weak Demand in Key Products as It Prepares to Launch New Galaxy Flagship Phones
The world's biggest smartphone maker, Samsung Electronics, reported a slump in fourth-quarter net profits on Thursday, blaming weakening demand in key products and falling chip prices.
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Phone-Makers Pile In To Exploit Samsung Weakness
Phone-makers are piling in to fill a gap in the market left by Samsung, still licking its wounds from a costly recall of its flagship Note 7 and with no key device of its own to launch at the telecom industry's biggest annual fair.
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IPhone Sales Lift Apple, but iPads Disappoint
While top rivals like Samsung are starting to show weakness in phone sales, Apple sold 35.2 million iPhones in the third fiscal quarter, up 13 percent from the period a year ago. The total was slightly below the estimates of analysts, who had expected 36 million iPhones to be sold.
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HTC posts first-quarter loss on weak flagship phone sales
HTC once ranked third behind Apple and Samsung, ended 2013 with a market share of just 2 percent.
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Samsung Scaling Down Production of Galaxy Z Flip 7 and Galaxy Z Fold 7: Report
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 was launched alongside the Galaxy Z Flip 6 in July during the Galaxy Unpacked event. Recently, a report coming out of Korea suggested that Samsung has significantly scaled down its production plans for next year's Galaxy foldable smartphones. Samsung is reportedly changing its 2025 foldable phone plans in response to the we...
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Samsung Sees Smartphone and Tech Devices Demand Recovering in 2024 After Record Chip Loss
Samsung Electronics flagged a continued recovery in memory chips and tech demand in 2024, after reporting a 34 percent drop in fourth-quarter profit despite a memory price rebound as consumer demand remained weak in many businesses.
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Global Smartphone Shipments Expected to Decline 3.5 Percent in 2022 Due to Weak Demand: IDC
Global smartphone shipments are expected to decline 3.5 percent to 1.31 billion units in 2022, IDC claims. It says that Apple looks to be the least impacted vendor, and 5G devices are expected to grow in 2022.
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Coronavirus: Samsung Offers Phone Delivery Service for Test Use to Ride Out Virus Impact
Samsung has launched smartphone delivery services for customers to test its new products, as the spread of the coronavirus has prompted the tech giant to cancel promotional events and brace for weak store sales.
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Samsung Offers Phone Delivery For Test Use In South Korea Amid Virus Scare
Samsung Electronics has launched smartphone delivery services for customers to test its new products, as the spread of the coronavirus has prompted the tech giant to cancel promotional events and brace for weak store sales.
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Samsung Hit by Weak Demand in Key Products as It Prepares to Launch New Galaxy Flagship Phones
The world's biggest smartphone maker, Samsung Electronics, reported a slump in fourth-quarter net profits on Thursday, blaming weakening demand in key products and falling chip prices.
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Phone-Makers Pile In To Exploit Samsung Weakness
Phone-makers are piling in to fill a gap in the market left by Samsung, still licking its wounds from a costly recall of its flagship Note 7 and with no key device of its own to launch at the telecom industry's biggest annual fair.
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IPhone Sales Lift Apple, but iPads Disappoint
While top rivals like Samsung are starting to show weakness in phone sales, Apple sold 35.2 million iPhones in the third fiscal quarter, up 13 percent from the period a year ago. The total was slightly below the estimates of analysts, who had expected 36 million iPhones to be sold.
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HTC posts first-quarter loss on weak flagship phone sales
HTC once ranked third behind Apple and Samsung, ended 2013 with a market share of just 2 percent.
