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MWC 2016: New devices, 5G rhetoric ratchets up
MWC 2016 saw many evolutionary rather than revolutionary devices being launched, but was really marked by much hype over 5G technology, writes Edwin Yapp.
Smartphone sales growth slowest since 2008, iPhone declines for first time: Gartner
Global sales of smartphones to end-users totalled 403 million units in the fourth quarter of 2015, a 9.7% increase over the same period in 2014, according to Gartner Inc.
mySamsung aims to make users ‘feel at home’
Samsung has rolled out a regional ownership programmed called ‘mySamsung’ that allows its customers to manage their devices and more, via an app.
Samsung declares ‘smarter living’ focus
Samsung declared a focus on ‘smarter living’ for the SEA region with a line-up of new products, and confirmed it would be rolling out its Samsung Pay regionally.
10 trends from CES 2016
CES 2016 showed more ‘me-too’ evolution rather than real revolution, writes Rob Gallagher of Ovum.
‘Smart home commerce’ the next frontier
The next frontier is being driven by smart and connected appliances, but to truly make a difference, they need to connect to the greater ecosystem.
Singtel in smart home consumer push
Singtel said its Consumer arm would be rolling out a series of integrated smart city solutions throughout 2016, under what it is calling ‘smart living.’
CES 2016: Samsung makes a splash
At CES 2016, Samsung announced two additions and new options for its Gear S2 smartwatch line, and unveiled the Galaxy TabPro S 2-in-1 tablet.
Global smartphone shipments second highest level in a quarter: IDC
Smartphone manufacturers globally achieved the second highest quarter of phone shipments on record, according to preliminary results from research firm International Data Corporation (IDC).
Why Google’s new Nexus smartphones are irrelevant
Google’s annual launch last week to introduce its new Nexus smartphones may have grabbed headlines, but DNA editor Keith Liu says they are becoming irrelevant in today’s highly-crowded Android smartphone space.
