Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. and Mybitat (an AGT Group company) today announced plans for joint development of an innovative smart home solution aimed at helping the elderly remain in their own homes longer and enhancing individual quality of life. Mybitat, a startup...
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Positive signs from Samsung despite Q1 profit slide
South Korean vendor sees Q1 operating profit at around €5 billion.
Samsung is most trusted mobile brand
New analysis conducted by brand research agency Millward Brown shows that Samsung is the most trusted mobile brand in the world today, follo wed by Sony – which remains highly trusted despite an email hacking scandal at the end of 2014. Apple is the mobile brand...
Samsung flaunts its curves in bid to outshine Apple
Two editions of the Galaxy S6, one with a curved screen, to be launch products for Korean electronics giant’s m-payment service.
Samsung squares up to Apple in m-payments
Korean electronics giant takes a different approach to wallet replacement with LoopPay acquisition.
Samsung delivers ‘Good for Samsung KNOX’
Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. and Good Technology™, the leader in secure mobility, today announced the immediate availability of Good for Samsung KNOX, merging Good’s market-leading app container and broad app ecosystem with the Samsung KNOX enterprise...
BlackBerry denies $7.5bn Samsung deal talks
Report claims Korean electronics giant lined up an offer for its Canadian rival.
Samsung expects 37% fall in Q4 earnings
Electronics giant says revenues likely to fall on-year to €41 billion.
VMO2 lauches Starlink-backed ‘O2 Satellite’ service
Virgin Media O2 has today switched on O2 Satellite, a new satellite-to-mobile service powered by Starlink Direct to Cell, marking a major step forward in extending mobile connectivity across the UK.
South Korean memory-makers warn of AI supply chain crunch
News Despite efforts to expand capacity, semiconductor players are struggling to keep pace with demand As the AI boom continues to gain momentum, two of the world’s leading chipmakers, SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics, are warning that their expansion plans will not...
India approves $4.6bn in electronics component projects
On Friday, the Indian government announced the approval of projects worth 418.63 billion rupees ($4.64 billion) as part of the Electronics Component Manufacturing Scheme (ECMS), an initiative aimed at expanding domestic manufacturing and reducing reliance on imports.
Ofcom clears the way for satellite-to-smartphone services
Ofcom has given the green light for mobile network operators to deliver ‘direct-to-device’ (D2D) satellite services to ordinary smartphones, clearing the regulatory pathway for calls, texts and data to be delivered from space across the UK.
LG Uplus’s AI voice call app glitch leaks user data
LG Uplus revealed that a temporary technical error earlier this week related to its AI-based voice call application, ixi O, had led to the exposure of private user information.
No name, no address: New US mobile player Phreeli is looking for anonymous customers
This month saw the commercial launch of Phreeli, a company its founders describe as the world’s first privacy-by-design mobile carrier.
AT&T drops DEI to get $1bn spectrum deal approved
The FCC has approved AT&T’s $1.02 billion spectrum acquisition from UScellular on the condition that the company terminates its DEI initiatives, amid concerns over industry consolidation and its impact on rural connectivity and competition.
BT unveils new ‘sovereign platform’ for enterprise customers
BT has unveiled a new “sovereign platform” designed to give UK businesses and public bodies greater control over their networks, data and emerging services such as cloud-hosted applications and AI.
Vodacom buys $2.1bn stake in Safaricom, gains majority control
The shares, purchased from the Kenyan government and Vodacom’s parent company Vodafone, give it a 55% stake in the business
“Not just a pipe”: Incognito talks ISP agility and value-added services
Interview At Connected Britain 2025, we caught up with Incognito Software Systems’ Sonya Goodanetz to discuss how speed alone is no longer enough for consumers “Customers don’t buy technology. They buy products and services. You’ve got fibre and you’ve got speed – now...
Indian government U-turns on mandatory mobile security app
News Onlookers fear the app could pose a significant threat to user privacy Back in January, the Indian government launched its cybersecurity app Sanchar Saathi, aiming to tackle the growing challenge of mobile security and fraud. Now, the government has scrapped an...
Kyivstar, Google to build sovereign Ukrainian LLM
Kyivstar and Ukraine’s Ministry of Digital Transformation have chosen Google’s Gemma model and Google Cloud’s Vertex AI to form the technical backbone of a national large language model (LLM) intended to capture the breadth of Ukrainian dialects, terminology, and history.
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