Samsung Phones

Samsung vice-chairman, Lee Jae-Yong, sentenced to five years in prison on bribery charges

Lee Jae-Yong's penalty could leave the giant firm rudderless for years and hamper its ability to make key investment decisions.

Samsung Galaxy On7 (2016) passes FCC certifications; to come with 3300mAh battery

Samsung is all set to release the successor to the On7 in the form of the Galaxy On7 (2016) according to GSMArena.

Jio Preview Offer now open to all Samsung and LG 4G smartphones: Here's how to get it

The Reliance Jio official launch is still awaited, but those of you who own Samsung or LG handsets are in for some good news.

Samsung India to focus on new phone launches to bolster market share

Being the leader in the Indian smartphone market, Samsung India Electronics will now focus on new launches with innovative features to maintain its position and gain more market share.

As Apple plots India push, Samsung stakes turf with revamped phones

Samsung is regaining smartphone share in India with a revamped line-up packed with special features including a safety mode for motorcyclists, as rival Apple readies a renewed push into the world's fastest-growing market.

Apple phones most satisfying for US customers: Study

Apple ranks highest in overall satisfaction among wireless customers of T-Mobile (844) and Verizon Wireless (837) in the US, according to a study.

Samsung claims it's still top smartphone maker in India even as Micromax makes the climb

Samsung's BD Park, President & chief executive for south-west Asia, in an interview with The Economic Times, refutes all the reports and claims it still holds the No. 1 spot in India.

Smartphones weigh on Samsung as earnings guidance disappoints

Samsung apologises to consumers in China for issues with S3, Note II

South Korea's Samsung Electronics Co Ltd, the world's biggest smartphone maker, has apologised to Chinese customers for problems with some mobile phones.

Samsung apologises to consumers in China for issues with S3, Note II

South Korea's Samsung Electronics Co Ltd, the world's biggest smartphone maker, has apologised to Chinese customers for problems with some mobile phones.