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Samsung Freestyle+ AI-powered portable projector unveiled ahead of CES 2026

Samsung Electronics today announced the global launch of The Freestyle+, its latest AI-powered portable projector. Unveiled ahead of CES 2026 in Las Vegas, the new model builds on the original Freestyle design while introducing AI-based screen optimisation, higher brightness and expanded built-in entertainment features. The projector is designed for use across a wide range of spaces with minimal setup or adjustment. Continue reading “Samsung Freestyle+ AI-powered portable projector unveiled ahead of CES 2026”

Samsung ranks as 5th Best Global Brand for sixth consecutive year

Samsung Electronics has been recognized as the 5th Best Global Brand for the sixth year in a row by the global brand consultancy Interbrand. In the latest “Best Global Brands” list, Samsung’s brand value reached $90.5 billion, maintaining its position as the only Asian company to be ranked in the top five since 2020. Continue reading “Samsung ranks as 5th Best Global Brand for sixth consecutive year”

Samsung expands One UI to smart appliances with 7-year software support

Samsung Electronics has extended its proprietary One UI platform to smart home appliances, creating a unified software experience across smartphones, TVs, and now home appliances. Continue reading “Samsung expands One UI to smart appliances with 7-year software support”

Samsung aims to increase AP market share with Exynos 2200 in Galaxy S23 FE, Working on Exynos 2400 for Galaxy S24: Report

Samsung Electronics plans to use its own Exynos 2200 application processor (AP) in the upcoming Galaxy S23 FE smartphone to be released in the second half of this year, according to industry sources. Continue reading “Samsung aims to increase AP market share with Exynos 2200 in Galaxy S23 FE, Working on Exynos 2400 for Galaxy S24: Report”

Samsung could start 3rd-Gen 4nm chip production in H1 2023

Samsung Electronics is set to start mass production of its 3rd-generation 4-nm chips in the first half of 2023, according to BusinessKorea’s latest report. This news comes after it was reported last year that Samsung’s 3nm chip mass production was delayed due to poor yield. Continue reading “Samsung could start 3rd-Gen 4nm chip production in H1 2023”