According to Counterpoint, foldable devices are expected to account for 65% of the total foldable smartphone shipments in 2026, up from 52% in 2025. So, what should you know about it?

A Counterpoint Research report confirms that Apple now dominates global active devices, with nearly one in four smartphones used worldwide by 2025 being an iPhone. With a market share of around 25 per cent, Apple has surpassed its closest competitor, Samsung, which holds a 20 per cent share.

Recently, quite a few smartphone industry watchers have claimed that major smartphone makers, such as Samsung, Apple and Google, have yet to release silicon-carbon battery smartphones because they might swell up to 300%. So, should you worry about your silicon-carbon battery smartphone? Let's take a look at the facts for now.

It was only yesterday when we reported that the rising cost of memory chips may put pressure on Apple, since Samsung and SK Hynix are increasing it. However, Apple CEO Tim Cook responded to that matter during the company’s latest earnings call with equity analysts.

Samsung, through its latest annual financial statement announcement, confirmed that it will officially introduce its AR smart glasses this year. So, what should you know about it?

We have been talking about this for a while; memory costs have already risen, and the global memory chip market is facing steep price increases that are reverberating across the technology sector. This is prominent in the smartphone industry, where dynamic random-access memory (DRAM) is a critical component.

Today, Samsung has announced that it will soon unveil a new privacy feature developed over more than five years that aims to protect on-screen content from prying eyes in public settings. The company describes this latest addition as a layer of privacy that lets users shield sensitive moments when using their phones in crowded places, such as on public transport or in lines.

Recently, the FCC published a list of temporary exemptions until the end of 2026 for several foreign-made drone models and components. That said, what should you know about it?

During the CES 2026 convention, Samsung Electronics hosted its Visual Display Deep Dive session. Led by SW Yong, President of Samsung’s Visual Display Business, the session took place at The Wynn Las Vegas and highlighted Samsung’s strategy as the global TV market shifts toward premium experiences, larger screens, and more intelligent interaction.

Samsung recently announced their “The First Look” event is set to occur at CES 2026, which is due on 5 January 2026 at 11am in Malaysia. The event is set to showcase AI-powered tech, maybe even the next Galaxy S26 series. Here's how to catch it.