After global tech giants to Indian startups announced their support to help India fight COVID-19, now Samsung pledges a $5 million (Rs 37 crore) contribution.
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Manu Sharma joins startup Nothing as VP & GM, India
Sharma as Vice President (VP) and General Manager (GM) for Nothing will be driving the growth, business development and operations in India.
Read MoreAI patent filings tops in 2020, Samsung leads: GlobalData
According to Global Data, the need to automate business processes to improve efficiency and control costs across industries is fueling the surge in AI patent filings by tech giants and enterprises.
Read MoreSamsung’s arm marks 25 years of R&D in India
Samsung’s arm the Samsung Research & Development Institute in Bangalore (SRI-B) has completed 25 years of R&D in India
Read MoreSamsung starts 16Gb LPDDR5 DRAM mass production
Samsung Electronics has commenced mass production 16-gigabit (Gb) LPDDR5 mobile DRAM at its second production line in Pyeongtaek, Korea.
Read MoreBBM’s journey ended, but its memories will stay here
After 14 long years, BlackBerry Messenger (BBM) is now on the list of software applications that have seen a sunset.
Read More78 pc GenZ users look at smartphones as ‘symbol of their lifestyle’: CMR study
GenZ consumers are looking for smartphone brands that deliver superior consumer experience with premium tech innovations that provide more to consumers
Read MoreHaptik’s AI bot engages with over 3 million users on Samsung’s My Galaxy app
Since May 2016, this integration has gone live and become an important part of the overall My Galaxy experience consistently generating positive user feedback and high customer retention.
Read MoreSamsung Electronics’ experts mentor 20 Indian startups
Samsung Electronics has organized the Global Startup Acceleration Program in Bangalore in partnership with the International Institute of Information Technology Bangalore (IIIT-B) to mentor startups in varied fields in order to support the sustainable growth of local entrepreneurs in the country
Read MoreFive takeaways from HTC’s India exit for smartphone brands: CMR
Gurugram/New Delhi: HTC, one of the most premium brands in India over the past decade, has finally shut its mobile handset operations in one of the most exciting growth market for smartphones. Earlier this year, HTC had sold off its design team to Google for $1.1 Bn. While we may conveniently ascribe HTC’s exit to the rapid growth of Chinese brands in the past few years in India, it is more of a failure on the part of the brand to judge the competition as well as grasp the market…
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