The Latest Breaking News from Samsung

5 new 4K Blu-rays to add to your collection from May 2026

For May 2026, I'm looking at 5 new 4K Blu-rays that could be added to your collection, which includes one of my most anticipated discs of all time.

TechRadar · Jun 2

Smartphone industry predicted to hit biggest low for 13 years thanks to memory crisis — and only Apple and Samsung are safe from extinction

The ongoing memory crisis risks eliminating low-cost smartphones, with the whole industry struggling as a result.

TechRadar · Jun 2

Oh hello! The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 has been spotted in the wild – photos show the iPhone Ultra rival

Samsung's often-leaked folding phone makes a surprise appearance.

T3 · Jun 2

Haier takes on Samsung with its Horizon smart fridge freezers which promise to keep food fresher for longer

Haier debuts all-new appliance range at Roland-Garros

T3 · Jun 2

Fitness trackers are back — hot on the heels of the Google Fitbit Air, Samsung is reportedly launching a new Galaxy Fit

The Galaxy Fit 4 fitness tracker could be in development at Samsung, and it could arrive later this year.

TechRadar · Jun 2

iPhone Ultra said to continue a feature that made the iPhone 17 Pro so successful – and will keep your foldable running cool

This iPhone Ultra hardware leak could result in a smoother experience

T3 · Jun 2

Samsung is changing how you turn off your Galaxy in One UI 9 for your protection

Samsung was spotted adding changes to the power-off process of phones in One UI 9, and it has the users' security in mind.

Android Central · Jun 2

South Korea, Taiwan leapfrog India, but the race was lost decades ago

South Korea and Taiwan have surged ahead of India in global stock markets, driven by AI-powered semiconductor booms. Their success stems from decades of strategic state investment and industrial policy, creating market leaders like Samsung, SK Hynix, and TSMC. India, despite recent efforts, faces a long road to catch up…

The Economic Times · Jun 2

Pay workers ‘as much as possible’, Nvidia chief says

TAIPEI - Companies should pay workers “as much as possible”, Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang said on Tuesday ahead of a trip to South Korea, where Samsung Electronics recently averted a strike by making an agreement on huge profit-based bonuses with its union.

Bangkok Post · Jun 2

Global Markets: South Korean shares post record-high close as Nvidia hopes lift tech stocks

South Korean stocks hit a record high Tuesday, driven by tech giants like Samsung Electronics and Naver, fueled by hopes of AI collaboration with Nvidia. Despite a volatile trading session, the KOSPI closed higher. Meanwhile, consumer inflation surged to a two-year peak, potentially prompting monetary tightening. Foreign investors continued their…

The Economic Times · Jun 2