Who's benefitting from the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 meltdown?
Where there are losers, there are also winners, and Google and LG are coming out top from the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 debacle, but Samsung isn't doing too bad either.
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SATA DVD burner and updated graphics card drivers from ATI and NVIDIA
Kit talk - a look at the Samsung SH-W163 SATA DVD +/- RW and new ATI and NVIDIA drivers
UPDATE + FIX: Microsoft halts distribution of WP7 update to Samsung
Microsoft has halted distribution of the first Windows Phone 7 update to Samsung devices following complaints that the update left some handsets in a 'bricked' state.
Are Android device OEMs Motorola, LG and Samsung distributing Oracle code online?
Intellectual property activist Florian Mueller offers up another blog installment in which he uncovers the presence of redistributed Oracle/Sun Java files in the Android codebase. He shifts focus away from the Android code repository and looks at what code some of the major Android handset OEMs have on offer.
Samsung's 7-inch "iPad" - Is the Galaxy tab a hit or miss?
Samsung teased us yesterday with its plans to release ... drumroll please ... a tablet, no sorry, slate. Introducing the Galaxy Tab.
Samsung posts Galaxy Tab teaser video
Samsung has posted a teaser video for the Galaxy Tab.
Samsung executive: No plans to settle with Apple
The head of Samsung's mobile and IT division has made it clear that the company has no intention of following in HTC's footsteps and settling its legal dispute with Apple.
UPDATE - Windows Phone 7 update 'bricking' some Samsung Omnia handsets [inc possible fix]
Reports are beginning to circulate that Microsoft's first update for Windows Phone handsets, released yesterday, is causing problems for some owners of Samsung Omnia handsets.
Samsung on the Galaxy Tab: "We will have to improve the parts that are inadequate"
Samsung's executive vice president of mobile division Lee Don-joo has admitted that the iPad 2 has made some aspects of its Android-based Galaxy Tab lineup seem "inadequate."
Samsung's Android success story
Samsung has managed to take Google's Android mobile platform and create smartphones for it that people want, capturing more than 50 percent of the smartphone market in less than three years.