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- LG Sold 59.6 Million Smartphones in 2014
- Ivvi's 4.7mm Device will be the Thinnest Smartphone
- Document Shows Samsung's Interest in Buying Blackberry
- Meizu Denies Nokia Partnership
- Samsung to Decline Further Through 2015
- Huawei Exec Says Quad HD Smartphones Need Better Batteries
| LG Sold 59.6 Million Smartphones in 2014 Posted: 23 Jan 2015 08:01 AM PST  Life is Good is the motto of LG, and it seems that indeed life is good for the Korean company, especially on the smartphone front. 2014 pointed to a new dawn of promise for the company, the LG G3 put the company at the top of the market with its sheer quality, while pre quarter sales showed the Korean giant was selling more handsets. That has been borne out with a big jump in yearly sales too. Read the full story here. |
| Ivvi's 4.7mm Device will be the Thinnest Smartphone Posted: 23 Jan 2015 07:49 AM PST  The thin war is one, with smartphone manufacturers trying to get their devices as thin as possible. However, most consumers would prefer thicker with better battery life than thin with compromised juice, which is why the likes of Apple, Samsung, Sony, and many more are going thin, but not really thin. Some companies are locked in a war to be thinnest though, and be damned with the battery life. Read the full story here. |
| Document Shows Samsung's Interest in Buying Blackberry Posted: 23 Jan 2015 07:26 AM PST  In the space of a week, the story that Samsung could buy Blackberry in a $7.5 billion deal has turned into a mini saga. Reuters first reported the news last week, claiming to have seen documental evidence, but Blackberry denied the story, while Samsung said they would work with Blackberry but not buy the company. Reuters stuck to its guns though on the back of that documental evidence and it seems that document has now surfaced. Read the full story here. |
| Meizu Denies Nokia Partnership Posted: 23 Jan 2015 07:15 AM PST  A report in China this week suggested that Meizu would farm out its MX4 flagship to Nokia and the Finnish company would use the design and puts its own specs and software on to the handset. It seemed a little far-fetched, even though Nokia is actively looking for such partnerships, so there is little surprise to see that Meizu has wasted no time shooting this rumor down. Read the full story here. |
| Samsung to Decline Further Through 2015 Posted: 23 Jan 2015 06:58 AM PST  While Samsung's slide has not reached crisis point in terms of market share and sales, it is certainly at crisis point within the company. Insiders know this is more than a slump, it is a trending slide that needs to be dealt with now or it will never stop. The Galaxy S6 is being viewed as the new dawn, a device created from the drawing board and taking the company in a while new direction. However, according to analysts, Samsung's slide will continue even if the S6 is a success, which honestly it almost certainly will be. Read the full story here. |
| Huawei Exec Says Quad HD Smartphones Need Better Batteries Posted: 23 Jan 2015 06:27 AM PST  While the move to 2K Quad HD resolution is well underway, some companies are resisting moving to the better res and pixel count. LG was the first to go Q HD with the G3, then a number of devices followed (Nexus 6, DROID Turbo, Xiaomi Note Pro, and Meizu MX4), while Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S6 will likely be 2K. However, Huawei executive Yu Chengdong has derided Quad HD screens, simply because they are a drag on batteries. Read the full story here. |
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