Samsung stories - Page 34

South Korean firm completes transfer of handset connectivity and location development operations and technology from CSR.

Samsung New Zealand unveils the ATIV Smart PC and Smart PC Pro, versatile devices running Windows 8, priced from NZD $1,299 and NZD $1,999 respectively.

Samsung has won a preliminary invalidation of a key Apple patent in their ongoing legal battle, securing an early advantage in their high-stakes copyright war.

Outsourcing printing can slash office costs by up to 30%, revealing the hidden perks of leaving it to the specialists.

Oki Data Australia makes the case for LED technology, highlighting its reliability, energy efficiency and improved image quality compared to laser printing.

New legal filing from the South Korean company demands retrial after US$1bn patent loss, citing jury bias for the verdict.

Judge Lucy Koh turns down Apple's bid to reschedule court dates in legal battle with Samsung, cementing separate hearings.

Electronics giant to review 250 Chinese manufacturing partners after a third-party audit discovered the use of child labour.

World’s most valuable company files an amended complaint in a separate case regarding alleged Samsung product infringements.

As Samsung lifts the lid on their new Android and Windows devices, analysts across the globe give their opinion on the latest tech release.

Samsung New Zealand has named Michael Cornwell, with a robust 16-year career, as its new marketing director to enhance its Auckland operations.

South Korean company is expected to become a surprising new vendor in the mobile infrastructure space, helping expand Telstra's LTE network.

Proving that jurisdiction does matter, South Korea’s Samsung scored a major victory over arch-rival and key customer Apple.

Apple to unveil a 7-inch iPad mini in October, following the anticipated launch of a new iPhone, marking the firm's entry into the smaller tablet market.

In a landmark US case, Apple wins $1bn in damages from Samsung for patent infringements, threatening future innovation and consumer choice.

As a jury deliberates the evidence in California, Samsung faces accusations of 'fast-following' Apple after the opening of their new store in Sydney.

Rival companies make no progress in settling their patent lawsuit, meaning a jury will decide America’s largest infringement case.

Vodafone unveils Samsung Galaxy S III pricing, offering the chance to win a space travel prize with every purchase in New Zealand.

Apple, Samsung CEOs enter mediation in California to resolve patent dispute spanning 20 cases worldwide, despite low expectations.

A faux flashmob outside a Sydney Apple store sparks speculation over who is behind it. Samsung denies involvement. Research In Motion takes credit.