Samsung

Samsung is a South Korean multinational business group and one of the country’s largest chaebol, or family-controlled conglomerates. It was founded in Daegu in 1938 by Lee Byung-chul as a small trading company dealing in dried fish, groceries and noodles. The business moved its headquarters to Seoul after the Second World War and Korean War period, then diversified into food processing, textiles, retail, insurance and securities. This expansion established the broad industrial base that later became associated with the Samsung name. Samsung entered electronics in the late 1960s. Samsung Electronics was established in 1969, initially producing consumer products such as black-and-white televisions and later expanding into color television, microwave ovens, telecommunications equipment and home appliances. The group also entered construction and shipbuilding during the 1970s. These businesses, together with electronics, became important drivers of Samsung’s growth and internationalization. Samsung Electronics’ later investment in research, manufacturing scale and overseas facilities transformed it from a domestic appliance producer into a global technology company. During the 1980s and 1990s, Samsung expanded its telecommunications, semiconductor and display activities. It invested heavily in research and development, established production and development sites outside South Korea, and became a major producer of memory chips and liquid-crystal display panels. The group’s construction affiliates won major international projects, while Samsung Heavy Industries developed large commercial vessels and offshore facilities. After founder Lee Byung-chul died in 1987, several businesses later separated from the group, forming independent organizations including Shinsegae, CJ, Hansol and JoongAng. Samsung itself increasingly concentrated on electronics, engineering, chemicals and related strategic industries. Samsung Electronics became the group’s most visible international affiliate. Its portfolio includes Galaxy smartphones and tablets, foldable devices, watches and earbuds; televisions and monitors; refrigerators, washing machines and other connected appliances; memory and storage products; system semiconductors; foundry manufacturing; displays; and network equipment. The company’s Galaxy brand, introduced in the smartphone era around 2010, developed into a broader device and software ecosystem. Samsung has also used Olympic sponsorship and global brand campaigns to associate its products with innovation, communication and human possibility. The wider group remains diversified. Important affiliates and business interests include Samsung Electronics, Samsung Display, Samsung SDI, Samsung SDS, Samsung C&T, Samsung Engineering, Samsung Heavy Industries, Samsung Life Insurance, Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance, Samsung Securities, Hotel Shilla, Cheil Worldwide and Samsung Biologics. Not every business using the Samsung name is owned or managed in the same way, and some former affiliates are no longer part of the group. Samsung has faced substantial legal and governance scrutiny. Controversies have included allegations concerning secret funds and political influence, labor-relations practices, succession-related transactions, intellectual-property litigation and the Galaxy Note 7 battery recall. Lee Jae-yong, the group’s de facto leader and head of Samsung Electronics, was appointed executive chairman of Samsung Electronics in 2022. In the 2020s, Samsung’s strategic priorities included artificial intelligence, high-bandwidth memory, advanced semiconductor manufacturing, mobile devices, displays, connected appliances and biopharmaceutical production. Samsung Electronics’ reported financial results should not be treated as consolidated results for the entire Samsung Group.

Samsung began in 1938 when Lee Byung-chul established a trading company in Daegu. The original business handled food and everyday goods, but postwar expansion brought Samsung into sugar refining, textiles, retail, insurance, securities and other activities. The group’s early diversification reflected its founder’s ambition to build a broad national industrial enterprise rather than remain a specialist trading house. Electronics became a defining activity at the end of the 1960s. Samsung Electronics was formed in 1969 and began with televisions and other consumer products. In the 1970s, Samsung expanded television exports and entered telecommunications, construction and shipbuilding. These moves created capabilities in manufacturing, engineering and international contracting that later supported its transition into high-technology businesses. The 1980s brought sustained investment in overseas factories and research. Samsung acquired a telecommunications hardware business in 1980 and developed telephone and fax manufacturing. It also built or opened facilities in Portugal, the United States, Japan and the United Kingdom. Semiconductor and display research became increasingly important, and Samsung Electronics began shifting from lower-cost consumer manufacturing toward advanced components and digitally integrated products. Following Lee Byung-chul’s death in 1987, the family business underwent major organizational changes. Businesses that later became Shinsegae, CJ, Hansol and JoongAng separated from Samsung and developed independently. Under Lee Kun-hee, Samsung Electronics pursued a quality-focused and internationally oriented transformation during the 1990s. Samsung became a leading memory-chip producer, developed liquid-crystal display manufacturing and expanded mobile communications. Samsung’s construction interests also gained international recognition through projects such as Petronas Towers, Taipei 101 and the Burj Khalifa. The group entered the new millennium with electronics, components and telecommunications at the center of its global identity. Samsung’s Warsaw research center contributed to digital television and mobile development, while semiconductor and display investment supported its role as a major supplier to the technology industry. The Galaxy brand subsequently unified smartphones, tablets, wearables and related services. Samsung also maintained substantial non-electronics operations through construction, shipbuilding, insurance, advertising, hospitality and biopharmaceutical affiliates. Samsung’s modern history includes both commercial successes and serious controversies. Patent disputes with Apple highlighted the intensity of competition in smartphones. The Galaxy Note 7 recall became a major product-safety failure and led to changes in battery testing and quality controls. Governance controversies involving political influence, succession and labor relations generated criminal investigations, convictions and continuing public debate. Samsung has responded by emphasizing compliance, board oversight, workplace policies and sustainability reporting, although scrutiny of chaebol governance remains ongoing. In the 2020s, Samsung’s principal technology priorities included artificial intelligence, high-bandwidth memory, advanced logic chips, foundry capacity, OLED displays, foldable phones and connected appliances. Its corporate strategy combines the consumer reach of Galaxy and home electronics with the capital intensity of semiconductor and display manufacturing. Because Samsung Group is a network of affiliates rather than one directly listed operating company, group-wide descriptions and Samsung Electronics financial disclosures must be distinguished carefully.

• 2024

  Galaxy AI launched with Galaxy S24

  [10]Galaxy AI launched with Galaxy S24news.samsung.com

  Samsung introduced a suite of artificial-intelligence features in its flagship mobile platform.

• 2022

  Lee Jae-yong appointed executive chairman of Samsung Electronics

  [9]Lee Jae-yong appointed executive chairman of Samsung Electronicsapnews.com

  The appointment formalized a new phase of leadership under the family’s third generation.

• 2018

  Large mobile manufacturing facility opened in Noida

  [1]Samsungen.wikipedia.org

  Samsung inaugurated a major smartphone manufacturing facility in India.

• 2016

  Galaxy Note 7 discontinued after global recall

  [8]Galaxy Note 7 discontinued after global recallen.wikipedia.org

  Battery-related fires led to a worldwide recall and permanent production halt.

• 2012

  Samsung became the largest mobile-phone maker by unit sales

  [1]Samsungen.wikipedia.org

  Samsung Electronics overtook Nokia in reported handset unit sales, reflecting the rapid expansion of its smartphone business.

• 2010

  Galaxy smartphone era began

  [7]Galaxy smartphone era begannews.samsung.com

  Samsung introduced the Galaxy brand as the foundation of a broader smartphone, tablet and wearable ecosystem.

• 1997

  Samsung became a Worldwide Olympic Partner

  [4]Samsung Olympic sponsorshipsamsung.com

  The company joined the Olympic global sponsorship program, initially emphasizing wireless communications.

• 1992

  Samsung became a leading memory-chip producer

  [1]Samsungen.wikipedia.org

  Samsung Electronics reached the top position in global memory-chip production.

• 1980

  Telecommunications hardware entered the group

  [1]Samsungen.wikipedia.org

  Samsung acquired Korea Telecommunications, expanding into switchboards and related communications equipment.

• 1977

  Color television exports expanded

  [3]Samsung corporate historysgsg.samsung.com

  Samsung Electronics began exporting color televisions, strengthening its international consumer-electronics business.

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A scale-driven, research-intensive technology and industrial group combining vertically integrated components, consumer devices, enterprise infrastructure and diversified industrial affiliates. In consumer markets, Samsung emphasizes innovation, performance, design, connectivity and a broad device ecosystem; in industrial markets, it competes through manufacturing scale, engineering capability and long-term research investment.

• Mobile ecosystem · 2010

  Samsung Galaxy

  Samsung’s principal consumer technology ecosystem, covering smartphones, foldable phones, tablets, watches, earbuds and software services. Galaxy products are connected through Samsung’s account, cloud, health, security and device-management features, although the exact services vary by market and product generation.

• Flagship smartphones · 2010

  Galaxy S series

  A premium smartphone line used to introduce Samsung’s current mobile processors, cameras, display technologies and software features. Recent generations have placed particular emphasis on computational photography, long-term software support, on-device capabilities and Galaxy AI functions.

• Foldable smartphones · 2019

  Galaxy Z Fold and Z Flip

  Foldable smartphone families using flexible displays. Fold models provide a larger internal screen intended for multitasking and productivity, while Flip models use a compact clamshell format. The lines also serve as an important showcase for Samsung’s foldable-display manufacturing and mobile design work.

• Televisions and monitors · 1972

  Samsung televisions and displays

  Samsung sells television and display products ranging from mainstream LED models to Neo QLED Mini LED and OLED televisions, together with computer monitors and professional displays. The portfolio combines Samsung Display technologies, image-processing software, smart-TV services and industrial design.

• Semiconductors and storage · 1974

  Samsung semiconductors

  A broad component business covering DRAM, NAND flash, solid-state drives, system semiconductors, image sensors and foundry manufacturing. These products supply Samsung’s own devices and external customers, making semiconductors both a core profit center and a strategic capability for the wider group.

• Home appliances · 2019

  Samsung Bespoke

  A connected-appliance range built around modular configurations, customizable finishes and integration with Samsung’s smart-home platform. Products have included refrigerators, laundry appliances, cooking equipment and vacuum cleaners, with availability and naming differing across markets.

• Semiconductor manufacturing services · 2005

  Samsung Foundry

  Samsung’s contract semiconductor-manufacturing business, producing chips designed by other companies as well as supporting advanced process, packaging and design ecosystems. It competes in capital-intensive leading-edge and specialty manufacturing markets.

• 2026

  Samsung customers complain over spoiled food after update bricks AI smart fridges

  According to Fortune, Samsung customers are complaining to the company over spoiled food after a software update bricked Samsung AI smart fridges. The incident, reported as a controversy involving the brand, centers on the software update rendering the AI smart fridges unusable, which customers say led to food spoilage. The complaints were directed at Samsung following the update.

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• 2026

  India investigates LG and Samsung over alleged tariff evasion on OLED TV parts

  Reuters reports that LG and Samsung are facing an investigation in India over alleged tariff evasion involving OLED TV parts. The report states that the investigation concerns the two companies and the alleged evasion of tariffs on components used in OLED televisions. No further details about the investigation, its findings, or its consequences were provided in the source.

  Source

• 2024

  Acquittal in the Samsung C&T–Cheil Industries merger case

  A South Korean court acquitted Lee Jae-yong of financial-crime allegations related to the 2015 merger. The acquittal was subsequently upheld by the country’s highest court.

  Source

• 2019

  Labor-relations and union-busting controversy

  Samsung managers were prosecuted over actions that authorities characterized as interference with union activity and violations of labor law, prompting renewed attention to workplace governance.

  Source

• 2019

  Galaxy Fold display bubble reported

  Expert Reviews reported that TechCrunch observed a small bubble in the crease of a Samsung Galaxy Fold display after about 27 hours of use. According to the article, this was the only such incident reported at the time. The report described the observation as a display bubble occurring in the screen crease, without providing further details on causes or outcomes. The coverage was limited to this single reported case.

  Source

• 2019

  Law firm files lawsuit against Apple and Samsung over alleged radio-frequency radiation levels

  Fegan Scott filed a lawsuit against Apple and Samsung alleging that independent tests found radio-frequency radiation levels from certain smartphones exceeded federal limits under the stated conditions. The article reports the allegation and filing, not a court determination.

  Source

• 2019

  Samsung releases fingerprint-scanner patch for Galaxy S10 and Note 10

  Samsung said it had released a software patch to fix a fingerprint-scanner bug affecting Galaxy S10 and Note 10 devices. The flaw had drawn backlash after users found that a fingerprint could unlock devices covered with a silicone-based screen.

  Source

• 2019

  Samsung releases fingerprint scanner patch for Galaxy S10 and Note 10

  Samsung Electronics released a software patch to fix a bug in the ultrasound-based fingerprint scanner on Galaxy S10 and Note 10 smartphones. The patch followed reports that a silicone-based screen could allow anyone's fingerprint to unlock affected devices.

  Source

• 2017

  Lee Jae-yong bribery case

  Lee Jae-yong was convicted in connection with benefits provided to former President Park Geun-hye and an associate. The case was linked politically and publicly to Samsung’s succession issues.

  Source

• 2008

  Secret-fund and governance controversy

  Investigations and allegations concerning secret funds, tax matters and improper benefits to public officials generated scrutiny of Samsung’s governance and succession arrangements.

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• 2024Galaxy AI launch campaign

  Global

  A launch program for Galaxy S24 that used product demonstrations, events, digital media and outdoor advertising to explain live translation, search assistance and generative editing.

  Outcome. Made mobile artificial intelligence a central theme of Samsung’s flagship-device marketing.

  Source
• 2019Samsung Global Goals

  Global

  Samsung partnered with the United Nations Development Programme to place information and engagement tools related to the Sustainable Development Goals within Galaxy products and services.

  Outcome. Integrated a social-impact initiative into the mobile ecosystem.

  Source
• 2016Do What You Can’t

  Global

  A brand platform built around overcoming limitations and using technology to pursue personal possibilities. It became closely associated with Galaxy communications and later product launches.

  Outcome. Became one of Samsung’s enduring global brand messages.

  Source
• 1997Olympic Worldwide Partnership

  Global

  Samsung joined the Olympic global sponsorship program and used the partnership to associate its brand with wireless communications, international participation and technology.

  Outcome. Established a long-running global sports-marketing platform.

  Source

• 2024

  Launch Galaxy S24 with Galaxy AIProduct launch

  Background

  Generative and assistive artificial intelligence had become a major source of differentiation in the mature premium-smartphone market.

  Action taken

  Samsung introduced translation, search, transcription, editing and other AI-assisted capabilities across the Galaxy S24 family.

  Aftermath

  Galaxy AI became a recurring positioning pillar for subsequent flagship mobile products.

  • Google — Google collaborated with Samsung on features such as Circle to Search, but no broader competitive response is recorded here.
  • Apple — Apple subsequently promoted Apple Intelligence across supported devices.

  Source

• 2024

  Continue the shareholder-return frameworkStrategy

  Background

  Samsung Electronics sought to balance substantial semiconductor and artificial-intelligence investment with predictable shareholder distributions.

  Action taken

  The board maintained its 2024–2026 shareholder-return framework, including regular dividends and a target linked to free cash flow.

  Aftermath

  The policy preserved a defined distribution framework while the company continued capital investment.

  Regular annual dividend. Previous shareholder-return framework linked distributions to free cash flow → KRW 9.8 trillion regular annual dividend under the 2024–2026 framework (2024–2026)

  Source

• 2023

  Adjust memory-chip productionStrategy

  Background

  Weak post-pandemic demand and falling memory prices placed pressure on semiconductor profitability.

  Action taken

  Samsung Electronics announced production adjustments while continuing long-term investment in advanced memory, logic and foundry capacity.

  Aftermath

  The decision reflected a short-term supply response alongside a commitment to maintain strategic semiconductor investment.

  Source

• 2016

  Recall and discontinue Galaxy Note 7Other

  Background

  Reports of battery overheating, fires and explosions affected some Galaxy Note 7 devices, including replacement units.

  Action taken

  Samsung suspended sales, initiated a global recall, replaced devices and then permanently stopped production when the replacement program did not resolve the safety problem.

  Aftermath

  The incident led to extensive battery-safety investigations and revised product-testing procedures.

  Source

• 2025

  Samsung Electronics co-CEO Jong-Hee Han died at age 63[24]Samsung Electronics co-CEO Jong-Hee Han died at age 63jp.reuters.com

  Leadership change

  Jong-Hee Han died after cardiac arrest. He had led Samsung’s consumer electronics and mobile-device businesses and was credited with helping establish the company’s television leadership.

• 2025

  Samsung affiliates pursued portfolio expansion and restructuring[25]Samsung affiliates pursued portfolio expansion and restructuringjetro.go.jp

  M&A

  Reporting described renewed interest in mergers and acquisitions, biotechnology and other growth businesses as the group sought to reduce reliance on Samsung Electronics’ semiconductor and smartphone earnings.

• 2024

  Samsung Electronics introduces Galaxy AI with the Galaxy S24 series[10]Galaxy AI launched with Galaxy S24news.samsung.com

  Product launch · Product generation

  Samsung launched a flagship smartphone generation built around on-device and cloud-assisted artificial-intelligence features, including translation, search and image-editing tools.

• 2023

  Samsung reduces memory-chip production amid market downturn[1]Samsungen.wikipedia.org

  Pricing

  Samsung Electronics announced production adjustments as weak semiconductor demand and falling memory prices affected earnings.

• 2022

  Samsung appoints Lee Jae-yong executive chairman[9]Lee Jae-yong appointed executive chairman of Samsung Electronicsapnews.com

  Leadership change

  Samsung Electronics appointed Lee Jae-yong executive chairman amid a broader period of succession and governance transition.

• 2021

  Samsung Electronics announced a leadership restructuring around product and device divisions[26]Samsung Electronics announced a leadership restructuring around product and device divisionsnikkei.com

  Leadership change

  The company reorganized senior management and strengthened delegated leadership across its consumer-product and device businesses during a period of technological and competitive change.

• 2019

  Samsung Electronics began measuring store visits generated by digital advertising in Japan[27]Samsung Electronics began measuring store visits generated by digital advertising in Japanthinkwithgoogle.com

  Campaign

  Samsung Electronics Japan combined affiliate location extensions with store-visit measurement to assess how search, display and YouTube advertising contributed to visits to carrier stores operated by NTT Docomo and KDDI.

• 2018

  Samsung acquired Spanish 5G technology company Zhilabs[28]Samsung acquired Spanish 5G technology company Zhilabsnikkei.com

  M&A

  Samsung Electronics acquired the network-analytics company to strengthen monitoring, fault detection and optimization capabilities for telecommunications infrastructure.

• 2014

  Samsung Electronics planned to reduce mobile marketing spending as a share of sales[29]Samsung Electronics planned to reduce mobile marketing spending as a share of salesjp.reuters.com

  Pricing

  Samsung Electronics said it intended to improve marketing efficiency and reduce mobile marketing expenditure relative to sales after promotional spending weighed on quarterly performance.

1. 1Samsungen.wikipedia.org
2. 2Samsung Electronics historynews.samsung.com
3. 3Samsung corporate historysgsg.samsung.com
4. 4Samsung Olympic sponsorshipsamsung.com
5. 5Samsung Global Goalsnews.samsung.com
6. 6Samsung shareholder return policysamsung.com
7. 7Galaxy smartphone era begannews.samsung.com
8. 8Galaxy Note 7 discontinued after global recallen.wikipedia.org
9. 9Lee Jae-yong appointed executive chairman of Samsung Electronicsapnews.com
10. 10Galaxy AI launched with Galaxy S24news.samsung.com
11. 11Do What You Can’tnews.samsung.com
12. 12Galaxy AI launch campaignnews.samsung.com
13. 13Secret-fund and governance controversyreuters.com
14. 14Labor-relations and union-busting controversyapnews.com
15. 15Acquittal in the Samsung C&T–Cheil Industries merger caseapnews.com
16. 16Samsung customers complain over spoiled food after update bricks AI smart fridgesnews.google.com
17. 17India investigates LG and Samsung over alleged tariff evasion on OLED TV partsnews.google.com
18. 18Galaxy Fold display bubble reportedexpertreviews.co.uk
19. 19Law firm files lawsuit against Apple and Samsung over alleged radio-frequency radiation levelstech.sina.com.cn
20. 20Samsung releases fingerprint-scanner patch for Galaxy S10 and Note 10theasian.asia
21. 21Samsung releases fingerprint scanner patch for Galaxy S10 and Note 10koreaherald.com
22. 22Samsung Biologics accounting controversynikkei.com
23. 23Jay Y. Lee bribery and succession caseja.wikipedia.org
24. 24Samsung Electronics co-CEO Jong-Hee Han died at age 63jp.reuters.com
25. 25Samsung affiliates pursued portfolio expansion and restructuringjetro.go.jp
26. 26Samsung Electronics announced a leadership restructuring around product and device divisionsnikkei.com
27. 27Samsung Electronics began measuring store visits generated by digital advertising in Japanthinkwithgoogle.com
28. 28Samsung acquired Spanish 5G technology company Zhilabsnikkei.com
29. 29Samsung Electronics planned to reduce mobile marketing spending as a share of salesjp.reuters.com
30. 304704元起！三星Galaxy S26 FE发布：搭载自研3nm芯Exynos 2500finance.sina.com.cn
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32. 32年底量产：三星发布业内0.7μm像素移动图像传感器GH1chinaz.com
33. 33三星关闭惠州工厂，停止在中国生产手机leiphone.com
34. 34三星将推出一款外壳坚固的新三防手机news.zol.com.cn
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36. 36三星推出《冰雪奇缘2》主题手机壳和耳机套tech.sina.com.cn
37. 37三星宣布在美推出Galaxy Fold Premier服务chinaz.com
38. 38三星Galaxy Book Flex/Ion发布：十代酷睿处理器tech.sina.com.cn
39. 39市佔太慘退出中國智慧機生產？三星傳關閉惠州工廠 | 科技 | Newtalk新聞newtalk.tw
40. 40售价近2万元！三星发布P9移动固态：全球首款8TB 4000MB/s USB4硬盘finance.sina.com.cn
41. 41After Galaxy Fold Samsung launches another foldable phone, W20 5G: All you need to knowindiatoday.in
42. 42AI chip boom pushes Samsung profits to record $80bnbbc.co.uk
43. 43AirtelTigo Business, Samsung Launches ‘Flexi Plus Offer’modernghana.com
44. 44HDFC Bank launches three month long discount campaign - BusinessTodaybusinesstoday.in
45. 45IDC cuts prices for Samsung smartphones, resumes delivery optiontelecompaper.com
46. 46Medtronic launches brain-stim programmer on a Samsung phonefiercebiotech.com
47. 47MTN Ghana launches “pick and pay later service” in partnership with Samsung and Ecobankbusinessghana.com
48. 48Nous Research confirms it hit $1.5B valuation, launches AI agents for business users | TechCrunchtechcrunch.com
49. 49OnMobile collaborates with Samsung to build and manage its Contests ecosystemequitybulls.com
50. 50Quotacy Partners with Samsung to Bring Life Insurance to the Launch of Bixby Marketplaceprnewswire.com
51. 51Samsung 夥拍 Google 推出 Eclipsa Audio 空間音訊格式 挑戰 Dolby Atmos 霸權-ePrice.HKeprice.com.hk
52. 52Samsung announces ‘Samsung Week’ 2026; offers up to 60% discount on Galaxy smartphones, laptops, TVs, ACs and moretimesofindia.indiatimes.com
53. 53Samsung announces a 43.7MP image sensor with ‘smallest’ pixels to datemalaymail.com
54. 54Samsung announces discounts up to Rs 5,000 on select accessories with purchase of Galaxy Note 10 & S10 seriestimesnownews.com
55. 55Samsung announces Galaxy Book Flex and Galaxy Book Ion laptops with 'vivid' QLED displayswindowscentral.com
56. 56Samsung Bets $1 Billion on AI Data Centers From Ex-AWS Chief - Bloomberg.comnews.google.com
57. 57Samsung celebrates 50th anniversary with promotionsbernama.com
58. 58Samsung China’s first flagship opens - opposite an Apple storeinsideretail.asia
59. 59Samsung claims 72% premium market share in August; launches India’s costliest phone, Galaxy Fold - The Economic Timeseconomictimes.indiatimes.com
60. 60Samsung closes its final Chinese smartphone factorytechradar.com
61. 61Samsung closes its last smartphone factory in Chinagsmarena.com
62. 62Samsung closes its last smartphone factory in China - SiliconANGLEsiliconangle.com
63. 63Samsung discontinues DeX Linux program, dropping it altogether in Android 10androidkenya.com
64. 64Samsung discontinues its Linux on DeX betanotebookcheck.net
65. 65Samsung Dolby Atmos 5.0ch Soundbar Gets an Off-Brand Price Tag at Its All-Time Low for Early Prime Day - Gizmodonews.google.com
66. 66Samsung Galaxy A01 receives FCC certification, launch imminent?themobileindian.com
67. 67Samsung Galaxy A51 receives FCC certification, launch imminent?themobileindian.com
68. 68Samsung Galaxy Fold launches in India with an insane price tag- Moneycontrol.commoneycontrol.com
69. 69Samsung Galaxy S10 update rolls out in UK with Note 10 camera and DeX featurespocket-lint.com
70. 70Samsung has announced it will be closing its final smartphone facility in China - KitGurukitguru.net
71. 71Samsung India launches digital lending platformyourstory.com
72. 72Samsung India launches digital lending platform to boost smartphone salebusiness-standard.com
73. 73Samsung introduces 'The Wall' with AI picture quality in India, priced at Rs 3.5 creconomictimes.indiatimes.com
74. 74Samsung Introduces Galaxy XCover FieldPro: A Rugged Smartphone that’s Built Tough and Field Readydigitalmedianet.com
75. 75Samsung introduces ISOCELL Slim GH1 sensor with industry's smallest pixel sizethemobileindian.com
76. 76Samsung Introduces New Bespoke Over-the-Range Microwave With DualVent Technologyhombre1.com
77. 77Samsung introduces new foldable phone design | Yonhap News Agencyen.yna.co.kr
78. 78Samsung introduces new Galaxy Labs suite of device optimization apps [APK Download]androidpolice.com
79. 79Samsung introduces The Wall Large format MicroLED displays in India starting at Rs. 3.5 croresfonearena.com
80. 80Samsung launches ‘Samsung Finance+’ digital lending platform in Indiafonearena.com
81. 81Samsung launches 0.7µm pixel image sensor - ZDNETzdnet.com
82. 82Samsung launches 4 new AKG headphones in India | Samsung launches 4 new AKG headphones in Indiaasianage.com
83. 83Samsung Launches AI-Powered Galaxy S26 FE at KES 103,100 : TechMorantechmoran.com
84. 84Samsung launches AKG Y100, Y500, N200 and N700NC M2 wireless earphones and headphones in India starting at Rs. 6699fonearena.com
85. 85Samsung launches Chromebook 4 and 4+ with prices starting at $230 - Engadgetengadget.com
86. 86Samsung launches digital lending platform in India - details insidetimesnownews.com
87. 87Samsung launches digital lending platform in India to help users buy Galaxy phonesthenewsminute.com
88. 88Samsung launches foldable phones & watches in Australiachannellife.com.au
89. 89Samsung launches four AKG headphones in India, price starts Rs 6,999themobileindian.com
90. 90Samsung launches four new AKG headphones - OrissaPOSTorissapost.com
91. 91Samsung launches four new AKG headphones in Indiachennaionline.com
92. 92Samsung launches four new wireless AKG headphones in India with prices starting at Rs 6,699timesnownews.com
93. 93Samsung launches Galaxy Tab S6, Watch 4G, Watch Active2 in Indiathenewsminute.com
94. 94Samsung launches India’s costliest phone, Galaxy Fold; claims 72% premium mkt share in Augusttelecom.economictimes.indiatimes.com
95. 95Samsung launches MicroLED displays in India, starting at Rs 3.5 Crore | Samsung launches MicroLED displays in India, starting at Rs 3.5 Croreasianage.com
96. 96Samsung launches premium smartphone ‘Galaxy Fold’ at ₹1.65 lakhthehindubusinessline.com
97. 97Samsung Odyssey 2027: 1,100 Hz IPS Debuts in HD; OLED G9 Pushes 360 Hz at 4Ktechtimes.com
98. 98Samsung Officially Launches Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra, Fold8, Flip8, Watch Ultra2 and Watch9 in Australiaaustraliannews.net
99. 99Samsung Officially Launches OneUI 2.0 Beta & Explains What's Newandroidheadlines.com
100. 100Samsung partners with Google and other Android Developers for a seamless 'Galaxy Fold' experience - UnGeekungeek.ph
101. 101Samsung Pay 推出國際匯款服務 暫時只限美國提供unwire.hk
102. 102Samsung receives industry’s first Carbon Footprint and Water Footprint certifications - KitGurukitguru.net
103. 103Samsung rolls out Galaxy Watch Active 2 features to Galaxy Watch and Watch Activethemobileindian.com
104. 104Samsung Rolls Out Game Streaming App, PlayGalaxy Link Beta To Galaxy S10in.ign.com
105. 105Samsung Strengthens its Tablet and Wearable Portfolio in India; Introduces Galaxy Tab S6, Watch 4G and Watch Active2 - Samsung Newsroom Indianews.samsung.com
106. 106Samsung teams up with Finablr to offer money transfers in US | iTWireitwire.com
107. 107Samsung To Invest USD 1 Billion in AI Infrastructure Company Helix - Samsung Global Newsroomnews.google.com
108. 108Samsung unveils 130 inch Micro RGB TV, Music Studio, AI home appliances, and more at CES 2026 - BusinessTodaybusinesstoday.in
109. 109Samsung unveils 130-inch Micro RGB TV | Advanced Televisionadvanced-television.com
110. 110Samsung unveils 130-inch Micro RGB TV flagship at CESchannellife.co.nz
111. 111Samsung unveils 2027 Odyssey monitors with 1,100Hzchannellife.com.au
112. 112Samsung unveils curved 49" 360Hz OLED gaming monitor, also a 27" 1,100Hz IPS LCD monitorgsmarena.com
113. 113Samsung unveils Freestyle+ projector with AI features you'll actually usetomsguide.com
114. 114Samsung unveils Galaxy Xcover FieldPro for government agents and first respondersgsmarena.com
115. 115Samsung unveils ISOCELL HPC, its first sensor with DeepPix technologygsmarena.com
116. 116Samsung Unveils New 200MP Camera Sensor With Major Upgrades for Smartphonespropakistani.pk
117. 117Samsung unveils new supersized, colour-rich TVs with more AIthestar.com.my
118. 118Samsung unveils next-gen 3D-memory vision at FMS 2026, charting AI infrastructure futurecyprus-mail.com
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