Retailer may have revealed the Gear S2 release date for Europe

Earlier this month Samsung formally announced the Gear S2 smartwatch, the company has kept fans waiting for a long time for its round smartwatch and now that it has been revealed many of them just can’t wait to get their hands on one. Samsung has already confirmed that it will release the Gear S2 in October but confirmed release date for different markets have yet to be provided, it appears though...

Samsung reportedly plans to cut jobs in China, again

Even after Samsung rubbished claims about reducing its workforce, the company can’t seem to escape such reports. A new report from China claims that the South Korean consumer electronics giant is planning to cut jobs. According to local media, Samsung is apparently planning to cut 1,000 jobs in China, which would affect around 9 percent of the company’s workforce. The report cited unidentified sources, but the officials from Samsung’s headquarters...

Samsung shows how to easily make the most out Galaxy Note 5 using the S Pen

Samsung has always improved the S Pen-related features with each new Galaxy Note release. Apart from adding the click-to-release mechanism to the S Pen, Samsung has also introduced some new ways to enhance and improve the stylus with the Galaxy Note 5. These new features include capturing long screenshots and adding custom app shortcuts to the Air Command. In a new blogpost on the company’s official blog, Samsung has published a bunch of quick tutorial...

Could this be how Samsung’s upcoming foldable display smartphone will work?

A smartphone with a foldable display is the next interesting thing on Samsung’s roadmap, and as we exclusively revealed earlier this year, the Korean company is currently working on Project Valley. Project Valley, according to our insiders, is a smartphone that has two displays and could even be foldable; we heard yesterday that Samsung’s first foldable phone could launch in January next...

Samsung won’t be manufacturing Nvidia’s Pascal GPU

Nvidia will launch the Pascal GPU next year as a successor of the Maxwell GPU with much better performance. Pascal features the latest HBM2 and 16-nm FinFET based designs so it’s really quite a piece of work, but unfortunately Samsung isn’t going to manufacture the Pascal GPU according to Business Korea. Instead, Nvidia has offered a contract to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), which is an interesting choice since Samsung started...