Counterpoint Research's tally of most popular smartphones in 2019 highlight how tech buyers are balancing price and performance. Wither the super-premium spec smartphone?
Here is Samsung's latest flagship range, in all its glory.
The company's outlook is strong amid iPhone 11 demand. The company's device installed base is now 1.5 billion.
App Annie's annual report on mobile metrics highlights how usage time (3.7 hours a day on average) and consumer and mobile ad spending of $380 billion globally have combined to create a booming app economy
Samsung is aiming to use its Galaxy XCover Pro to target fronline workers in multiple industries and bring Microsoft Teams along.
Samsung said it can bring more premium features down market with its Galaxy lineup.
Ear buds, or hearables, are driving a boom in wearable devices, according to IDC data. It all started as vendors started dropping the headphone jack en masse.
Samsung is looking to minimize notifications and clean up its One UI across its smartphones.
Sure, Apple's iPhones lack 5G and added a lot of catch-up features, but the cameras are worth a look and the price in some cases is right. Keep in mind Apple's new game is to sell you services, so it just needs to keep you in the fold.
The new Apple Watch is what'll be remembered from Apple's iPhone event and the company is laying out the pieces that'll court corporate wellness programs.