From Htcyou: January has come to an end, and we have some statistics handy. Looks like Amazon’s cheap but useful tablet, the Kindle Fire, continues to grow in sales even after the holidays, and is now looking at surpassing the last big hit Samsung Galaxy Tab. More »

Research in Motion has had a very tough time for a while now and its share in the market has gone down so much that the firm cannot cope in the fast-paced and unforgiving Android smartphone world. BGR are reporting that RIM are offering themselves to Samsung in an attempt to keep afloat. More »

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Last year we were introduced to the transparent AMOLED prototype, and now Samsung has shown off its new Transparent Smart Window at the recent CES 2012. The 46-inch 1920 x 1080 digitally augmented window is still a concept device, but it already looks awesome! More »

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It’s laptops and ultrabooks galore seeing as Samsung has come out to reveal the second generation of its flagship laptop, the Series 9 Notebook. But if that’s not enough, the Korean manufacturer also dropped not one, but two, new Series 5 Ultrabooks for those that like their laptops full of power and ultra thin to boot. Definitely a pretty interesting start as CES 2012 kicks off its first days for this week. More »

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Samsung is reportedly showcasing its new smart fridges that run apps at the current CES 2012. The refrigerators are available in two different models, the four-door French Door (RF4289) and side-by-side (RSG309) models. Both refrigerators come with the Grocery Manager app integrated into the 8-inch Wi-Fi enabled LCD color touch screen. More »

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Samsung is not only famous for their smartphones but many other electronics like cameras. Recently the company revealed the Samsung DV300F camera. More »

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The Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 was announced in September 2011 and touted as the world’s very first Super AMOLED Plus display, and it looks like it won’t be the only tablet boasting an AMOLED display, according to OLED-Display.net. Those guys have been told that Samsung have started producing 7 inch AMOLED displays with WSVGA resolution (600 x 1024). More »

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Sony and Samsung have reached an agreement of $940 million USD. Samsung will officially own S-LCD, after having acquired Sony’s 50% of shares in the joint venture. More »

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From Girlybubble:

Ever since phones and iPods and computers took over our lives, it’s hard to drags ourselves away from those things ever again. More »

From Htcyou: tech world has been buzzing about the latest new Galaxy Tab rumor involving Samsung. According to an anonymous source that tipped off BGR, they claim that Samsung is working on a new 11.6-inch screen version that will have a resolution of…2560 x 1600 pixels. That’s right, 2560 x 1600 pixels. More »

Just recently, a new Chromebook had been released by Samsung. This new device is the WiFi only version of the Series 5 Chromebook. More »

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The German court has previously just published a ruling stating that the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 would be banned from the German market. The reason is because of its similarities in design with its tough competitor, the iPad 2. The court ordered that they punch a hole in Samsung as Germany to consider it one of the biggest mobile markets in the region. More »

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Google TV is currently searching for a new prey because after targeting Sony and Logitech, Google TV now runs to Samsung in order to help them launch their TV-platform. According to the CEO of Samsung, Yoon Book-kuen, they are now in the final stages regarding the acceptance of this agreement More »

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Everyone hurry and save your money for some gadgets with a flexible screen in 2012! Samsung recently just stated that these will be real and will soon become as common as the classic ones! Samsung’s range of smartphones is the main candidate and could receive the first models equipped with flexible screen from the first half of 2012. More »

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Samsung has been on a never-ending campaign against Apple ever since they claimed that Apple has infringed on two of their patents relating to wireless technology. Samsung is continuing to attempt to ban iPhones in Europe, with their most recent failure in Italy. More »

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