Samsung has announced Samsung Wallet app at their Developer day conference in Mobile World Congress. This application would function in similar terms as Apple's Passbook which enables users to pay for items via this method. Only a handful of select developers are invited for early API access in the...
This Article originally appeared on TheVerge: Samsung took the wraps off of its new Samsung Wallet app during a developer conference at Mobile World Congress on Wednesday. The Wallet app is designed to let users store things such as event tickets, boarding passes, membership cards, and coupons in one...
Samsung Tomorrow brings the Samsung KNOX Solution presentation, a Samsung enterprise solution and aligned with the Samsung For Enterprise (SAFE) program, from MWC 2013. Check out the major features of the Samsung KNOX Solution! Video Source Samsung Tomorrow
Tizen's holding a posh little shindig here at Mobile World Congress to officially launch the Tizen 2.0 OS, which was recently released to developers (but not on phones you can actually buy). In addition to showcasing the operating system, which we just got hands-on with, the company announced...
Shuffle along, shuffle along, because this couch is about to get crowded. Alongside the big four, we now have Ubuntu, Firefox OS and the latest version of Tizen all elbowing each other for room. Tizen has one particularly strong backer, Samsung, who built the reference device we play...
Like Dr. Frankenstein tinkering around in his labs, Google has created a monster. And now that monster is running amok, terrorizing the smartphone industry and possibly even endangering the livelihood of its creator.Google, through its Android operating system and favorable partnership, has enabled Samsung to become the most dominant smartphone...
Following on from the success of the Samsung and Visa Olympics trial, the payWave payment system is now being distributed worldwide. It looks like Samsung will be pre-loading the payWave app onto every future Samsung smartphone with an NFC module. This would obviously cover any future Samsung Tizen device...
At Mobile World Congress this week the FireFox OS was presented to an eager world. Handset manufacturers Huawei, LG Electronics, ZTE, and Alcatel have already signed up. According to sources at CNET a high-level executive has confirmed that Samsung is not interested in this platform. That comes as good...
Samsung is expected to launch its latest flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S 4, at a launch event at Radio City Music Hall in New York City on March 14th. The company sent invitations to a "Samsung Unpacked" event to the media this morning, telling them to "come meet the next Galaxy."...
BARCELONA, Spain--Samsung Electronics expects to release its first smartphone running on the Tizen mobile operating system in July or August, CNET has learned. The Tizen Association is scheduled to make the official announcement later this week at Mobile World Congress. Tizen is an upstart operating system seen as...
Samsung Electronics has emerged as a global corporation commensurate with U.S. technology giant Apple but a weakness in software is still the Korean firm’s Achilles heel. The world’s largest electronics maker by revenue is now first in market share and annual shipments of smartphones and total handsets, thanks...
Samsung is "doubling down" on software. With Samsung planning to use its operating system Tizen in new smart phones, increased focus on its own software can help the Korean company begin to divert some of the cash currently funneling through Android to Google -- but is that bad...
HTC is readying its war machine for its first biggest device launch of the year. Codenamed the HTC M7, the device is expected to be announced at a launch event next Tuesday, February 19th in New York City. We already have a pretty good idea of what to expect. The...
We all know that Samsung is the dominant player in among Android smartphone makers. Just how dominant is the Korean smartphone maker? According to data from mobile analytics firm Localytics, eight of the top 10 Android devices in the wild belong to Samsung. The top two devices in circulation are Samsung’s...
Samsung dramatically outsells Apple now, according to IDC's latest numbers, but market leadership isn't merely a matter of market share. While Samsung will almost certainly outsell Apple for years to come, the bigger question is whether the Korean giant is ready to take its mantle as mobile computing's innovation hub....
Samsung is turning the smartphone market in to one giant game of Simon Says. Samsung says stand on one foot. Samsung says make bigger phones. Samsung says to make smartphones available to all carriers. Sue the South Korean smartphone manufacturer in every patent court on the planet… Oh, we didn’t say...
This year at CES 2013, it seems that Samsung might actually be in touch with what real people are looking for in their cutting-edge new gadgets.With its "see what sticks" approach - an you name every Galaxy Tab form factor? If you said. "Yes," you're lying - the company commands a...
The judge that presided over the Trial Of The Century patent dispute between Apple and Samsung is now calling for global patent peace between the two companies.There is more than a touch of irony in this request.Judge Lucy Koh was the judge that played referee between Apple and Samsung earlier...
The threat of nuclear deterrence and mutually assured destruction have kept countries like the United Statea, China and Russia (including the former Soviet Union) from blowing each other to smithereens for the last 60 years or so. Too bad mutually assured destruction does not seem to work between Apple and Samsung.The...
Everyone knows the smartphone is killing the point-and-shoot digital camera. Who wants to carry a digital camera as a separate device when your smartphone already takes good-enough pictures and makes them easy to share with your friends? Sure, a good point-and-shoot takes better pictures than a smartphone does. On the other...
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