By Miyoung Kim SEOUL (Reuters) - Overtaking Apple Inc as the world's leading maker of smartphones has stretched Samsung Electronics Co'...

How soon till we start seeing voice driven digital character assassination replete with slang and provisional dialects?

Let's face it, the iPhone turned the digital photography world upside down. For a while, it looked the the entire digital photo business was going to ...

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Disturbed by the nationwide epidemic of cellphone robberies and thefts, law enforcement officials across the country are lookin...

IHS noted that about 66 percent of the world's NAND flash and 70 percent of the tablet display manufacturing takes place in South Korea. So any outbreak of hostilities would result in the immediate halt of smartphone, tablet and computer manufacturing worldwide.

Apple hasn't been doing as well as it has done in the past, but thankfully Donald Trump has decided to give his expert opinion. What would any of us d...

Despite the Galaxy S4's status as a highly anticipated phone that, frankly, is probably good enough to sell without any marketing gimmicks, Samsung ca...

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Samsung Electronics Co. said Friday its first quarter profit jumped to a record high as smartphone sales remained strong d...

Samsung is aiming to free your fingers with the much-hyped release of the Galaxy S4. Like all new smartphones, the Galaxy S4 packs new and improved...

(Reuters) - Apple Inc marketing chief Phil Schiller let slip during last August's courtroom battle with Samsung that when setting forecasts for new iP...

Apple likes simplicity. It has a simple product line with simple brand names, simple designs and simple-to-use software. This obsession has served the company well. But there is one area where it could afford to have just a bit more complexity. I'm talking iPhone screen size.

Remember all the Apple Fanboys who took to the streets to complain about AT&T in the early days of the iPhone? I was one of them. Apple could do no ...

The Galaxy Note II was given a quad-core processor, upgraded graphics capabilities and a standardized cellular chipset. The standardization of the Note II led to it becoming a huge success in the U.S.

By Miyoung Kim SEOUL (Reuters) - Samsung Electronics is spending more on marketing than R&D for the first time in at least three years,...

In some ways, it's a marvel that even half of consumers bother to lock their phones. You would think the benefits would be obvious enough: by entering a few numbers, you can achieve a basic level of protection from prying eyes.

Samsung is having a moment. It's dominant in TVs and sells a lot of washing machines, but it's smartphones that made Samsung as recognizable a presenc...

We have access to the most powerful smartphones that have ever been made. We carry around more processing power in our pockets than our laptops held even just a few years ago. So why are smartphones more boring and more underwhelming than ever before?

How quickly the international technology tides shift. Samsung's long hyped mobile phone juggernaut, driven by solid technology, low prices, Apple mimicry, Google's generosity, and a bloated advertising campaign suddenly looks vulnerable.

SEOUL (Reuters) - Samsung Electronics Co is developing a wearable digital device similar to a wristwatch, a source with direct knowledge of the matter...