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After the launch of the Galaxy Note 20 family, the eyes of Samsung fans turn to the Galaxy S21 generation, and well, there are several indications that the South Korean should not try too view more After the launch of the Galaxy Note 20 family, the eyes of Samsung fans turn to the Galaxy S21 generation, and well, there are several indications that the South Korean should not try too hard. First, the company put off the implementation of a selfie camera hidden under the display. Then there are many rumors that the manufacturer will focus on premium features […] The post Samsung Galaxy S21 appears on Geekbench with numbers that disappoint appeared first on Techwikies.com. view less

Android is an open source framework. That implies that third-party manufacturers can practically do everything they want with it. A case of this is Samsung’s customized UI layer, One UI which f view moreAndroid is an open source framework. That implies that third-party manufacturers can practically do everything they want with it. A case of this is Samsung’s customized UI layer, One UI which frequently gets itself the subject of warmed debates – not every person is a fan. In the event that you want to expel the […]view less

In an inversion no one expected in February when Samsung reported its first-ever foldable phone, it could be the reputed Note 10 and not the Galaxy Fold that turns into the highlight of Samsungâ€℠view moreIn an inversion no one expected in February when Samsung reported its first-ever foldable phone, it could be the reputed Note 10 and not the Galaxy Fold that turns into the highlight of Samsung’s six Galaxy phones for 2019. After Samsung postponed the Fold after 5 early reviews units broke down, the Fold is never […]view less

The firm is accused of making donations in exchange for President Park Geun-hye's political support.

By Se Young Lee and Ju-min Park SEOUL (Reuters) - A South Korean special prosecutor's office will question Samsung Group [SAGR.UL] leader Jay Y. Lee as a suspect in the widening influence-peddling sc view more By Se Young Lee and Ju-min Park SEOUL (Reuters) - A South Korean special prosecutor's office will question Samsung Group [SAGR.UL] leader Jay Y. Lee as a suspect in the widening influence-peddling scandal that led to a parliamentary vote to impeach President Park Geun-hye. Prosecutors have been looking into whether Samsung payments of about 30 billion won ($25 million) for a business and foundations backed by Park's friend, Choi Soon-sil, were connected to a 2015 decision by the national pension service to back a controversial merger of two group affiliates. Samsung has acknowledged making contributions to two foundations as well as a consulting firm controlled by Choi. view less