Besides the new Samsung Exynos 990 and Exynos Modem 5123 chipset unveiled at the Samsung Tech Day event, Samsung has also announced that they have begun mass producing their own 12GB LPDDR4X UFS-based multichip package (uMCP). Although 12GB smartphones are already on the rise, this one is different as it's made for mid-range devices as well.

Every year, tech manufacturers will always have a new chipset and this includes Samsung's own Exynos chipset. For 2020, we just got a report by Jeff Arnold, Samsung Chip Executive about a new one called Exynos 990 alongside with a new 5G model chip - Exynos Modem 5123. The new chipsets were just recently announced at Samsung Tech Day event.

It was only recently that Samsung has announced its global mobile integration partnership with Discord. Now the company is stepping up further with its PlayGalaxy Link app and it has been launched in the USA and South Korea on the Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+. 

Samsung’s 2019 tablet and wearable roadmap was leaked, showing off what they have lined up for the rest of the year. If you’ve been curious to know what to save your hard earned bucks for a brand new Samsung device, you should read on!

Today, MBO Cinemas welcomes movie fans to a newly installed Big Screen and MBO Kecil. On top of that, the cinema has also introduced its first Onyx Cinema LED theatre from Samsung Electronics. Speaking of Samsung, they are also offering a special Buy1Free1 promotion to all Samsung mobile app users.

Over at PC Gaming Show, Samsung made an appearance amongst the array of brand new PC games to introduce their latest monitor, the 27 inch CRG5 240Hz curved gaming monitor. This monitor is unique, perfect for those who not only want an immersive gaming experience but also an edge when it comes to competitive gaming and first-person shooters.

Today, Samsung Electronics is happy to announce that they have just partnered with AMD. Together, they aim to create "ultra-low power, high-performance mobile graphics IP based on AMD Radeon graphics technologies" which sounds kickass for future mobile gaming.

In this competitive technological world, most smartphone brands and telco are already gearing up for 5G connectivity. And then...there's always this one guy who's ahead of the pack. Not to say it has already happened, but Samsung is looking beyond 5G. Yes, it's 6G.

Scandals involving heavily doctored photos of people is something commonly heard of nowadays. In the near future, it is likely that we’ll be seeing scandals and fake news involving videos thanks to Samsung’s deepfake AI development.

We’ve seen smartwatches do some of the things a smartphone can do but currently they need each other to work. Now, imagine a future where you only need a smartwatch to do all the things you need a smartphone to do. That is the future Samsung is envisioning.