Samsung so: Die Muster in Ihrer Iris sind ein einzigartiges persönliches Merkmal, das so gut wie fälschungssicher ist. Deshalb ist die Iriserkennung eine der sichersten Arten, Ihr Smartphone und Ihre privaten Daten zu schützen. Starbug so: ➝ Video

“We no longer produce and sell digital cameras,” said a Samsung official on condition of anonymity. “But we will create a new camera product category to continue the business.” (…) “Samsung lost its competitiveness in the entry segment with the robust growth of smartphone cameras,” said an industry source who declined to be named “Evenweiterlesen

I must reiterate what I said in a story last night about another replacement phone that caught fire. If you own a Samsung Galaxy Note 7 you should stop using it immediately and return it for a refund — all the major US carriers will exchange the phone, regardless of purchase date. Samsung has handledweiterlesen

Apple kommentiert: „With the Apple-designed A9 chip in your iPhone 6s or iPhone 6s Plus, you are getting the most advanced smartphone chip in the world. Every chip we ship meets Apple’s highest standards for providing incredible performance and deliver great battery life, regardless of iPhone 6s capacity, color, or model. Certain manufactured lab testsweiterlesen

Samsung’s profit center http://t.co/ZWTjpRIOC5 pic.twitter.com/qznairmyWf — Horace Dediu (@asymco) July 30, 2015 Samsung jagt seit Jahren dem Anti-Apple-Image hinterher und produzierte mit dem Galaxy S6 (Edge) schlussendlich ein Smartphone, das dem iPhone in allen Belangen nacheifert. Erfolgreich nacheifert – zumindest mit Blick aufs eigentliche Produkt. Kritiker_innen schwärmten. Doch gekauft haben es (vergleichsweise) wenige wie die aktuellenweiterlesen

„Samsung’s latest video looks oddly familiar…“ Samsung schafft es, dass die (Apple‑)Blog-Welt ihr Video zum Galaxy S6 verteilt. Das nenne ich cleveres Marketing. „Your heart rate. What it means, and where on Apple Watch you’ll find it.“ Permanent or temporary changes to your skin, such as some tattoos, can also impact heart rate sensor performance. Theweiterlesen

Samsung’s public-facing attitude has changed more in the past year than in the previous five combined. Driven by a sense of urgency coming from its falling smartphone sales, the Korean company has taken decisive steps to rectify its stagnant design, improve its marketing, and streamline its operations. It’s also adopted a refreshingly collaborative approach when it comes toweiterlesen

But fear not, smartwatch aficionados. Samsung isn’t sitting still. In an interview, Young-hee Lee, an executive vice president who oversees Samsung’s mobile marketing efforts, says that the company is “working on it,” with an eye on what she called product “perfection.” “We’ve been introducing more devices than anybody else,” she says matter-of-factly. “It’s time forweiterlesen