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Samsung: ‘2024 will be the year of AI’

Samsung has predicted 2024 will be “the year of AI”, claiming that the programme offers “endless possibilities”. Speaking to Mobile Marketing Magazine, Samsung Marketing and Omnichannel Director, Annika Bizon said:

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In Pictures: Samsung unveils pop-up Galaxy Z Flip5 skatepark

Samsung has opened a two-week pop-up skatepark in London in celebration of its Galaxy Z Flip5 foldable device. The “Drop in with Samsung Flip Park”, which runs from 30 November

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Smartphone sales fell more than 20 per cent in Q2 2020

The handset maker that appeared to suffer the most in the period was Samsung, according to Gartner

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Samsung announces launch of the Samsung Pay Card

Today, Samsung has announced the upcoming launch of the Samsung Pay Card, a digital wallet solution created by Samsung Pay, mobile banking platform Curve, and Mastercard. The digital payment solution

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Samsung SDS and Syniverse partner for mobile payment platform launch

Syniverse CEO and president Dean Douglas (left) and Samsung SDS America CEO and president Scott Koo at the signing of the memorandum Samsung SDS and Syniverse have signed a memorandum

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Samsungs Space Selfie satellite crashes down in Michigan farm

The Cara Delevigne-fronted campaign was supposed to run until Halloween, but Samsung says descent was planned

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Chinese phone makers are capturing most of the Southeast Asian market

The Southeast Asian smartphone market was dominated by Chinese brands in the second quarter of 2019, taking 62 per cent of shipments in the region, according to Canalys. Chinese smartphone

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Samsung and Microsoft enter technology sharing partnership to challenge Apple

Samsung and Microsoft have extended their partnership to bridge the gap between Android and Windows, enabling them to rival Apple’s functionalities. The strengthened partnership, announced at Samsung’s Unpacked 2019 event,

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Apple continues to dominate wearable market, but Huawei and Samsung show rapid growth

The global wearable market is growing in strength with 49.6m units sold during the first quarter of 2019, up 55.2 per cent from the same period in 2018, according to

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Smartphone sales continue to decline, Huawei sits in second spot for now: report

373m smartphones were sold in the first quarter of 2019, representing a fall of 2.7 per cent, as Huawei held off Apple and begun to close the gap on Samsung.

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