Samsung today announced the launch of its latest premium application processor (AP), the Exynos 9 Series 8895. The Exynos 8895 is an octa-core processor, comprising of four of Samsung’s 2nd generation custom..
Smartphone
Articles
Japanese telecommunications carrier KDDI will soon launch a service in Japan to let people know how many cubicles are occupied through smartphones and computers. Sensors in the cubicles detect when the doors..
Japan Display (JDI) today announced the development of a 4.0-inch high-transmittance (80%) color transparent display. The newly-developed display achieves a high transmittance level of 80%, nearly 1.8 times higher than conventional transparent..
Kyocera today announced the release of the new rafre smartphone KYV40 for Japanese service provider KDDI. The new rafre smartphone is a successor to the orignal DIGNO rafre, launched in December 2015…
Following several months of in-depth investigations, Samsung today announced the cause of the Note7 incidents and measures to prevent a recurrence during a press conference held in Seoul, Korea. DJ Koh, President..
Fujitsu today announced the development of the world’s first slide-style palm vein authentication technology. This new technology is compact enough to be equipped to future tablets and other handheld mobile devices. As..
LG Innotek today announced the commercialization of world’s first 15 W wireless charging pad. The charging pad allows user to charge his smartphone as fast as using a wired charging module. The..
Sony Mobile today unveiled hand free voice activated new form of communication- Xperia Ear XEA10. With the dedicated Xperia Ear app users can connect each other wirelessly via Bluetooth to corresponding smartphone..
Choosing a set of earphones gets overwhelming fast. With the number of features, fits, and prices available, narrowing down what you want can be a tough challenge. When you’re looking for a..
The Samsung Galaxy Note 5 may be nearly a year old now, but it is still the most current Note in the Samsung product line — and there are still plenty of..
