Cho Mu-hyun is based in Seoul, South Korea and covers global tech conglomerates Samsung, LG and technology news in Asia. His English name is Joe and it rhymes with his last name.
Samsung continues its efforts in making image sensors smaller with the launch of a 0.7µm pixel Isocell Slim GH1.
5G subscribers of KT can now continue to stay connected in Italy, Switzerland, and Finland.
Samsung's fail-in-place technology will allow its 30.72TB PCIe Gen4 SSDs to continue operating smoothly even if a NAND chip fails.
LG Display is expected to commence a tough restructuring on its money-losing Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) business and hopes to increase the profitability of its OLED display panels under new leadership.
The South Korean telco will provide a fleet management system for Hyundai's electric buses.
SK Telecom and Ericsson have completed testing of telecommunications using purely 5G handsets, radio stations, and cores.
The company will link data from its vehicle infotainment platform webOS Auto with Microsoft's Connected Vehicle Platform.
Following launches in West Africa, the South Korean telco is set to expand the rollout of its epidemic prevention platform to Southeast Asia as well.
Many aspects and features of the device are subservient to the execution of the folding display and can be improved, but overall, the Galaxy Fold is a worthy first generation of a category that is enticing and exciting.
Samsung's Galaxy Fold will go on sale in South Korea on September 6, followed by select countries including France, Germany, Singapore, the UK, and the US where it will be rolled out later.