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AnTuTu benchmark app has details about Samsung's upcoming flagship smartphone Galaxy S6, which the company is yet to announce.

People are back to work but still shopping on their phones.

The Tizen-based Z1 is being viewed as Samsung's first attempt toward reducing its dependency on Google's Android in its smartphones.

The manufacturer that brought us the first curved display device in 2013 may bring us the first truly flexible display device in 2015.

A local business daily recently reported the company could cut 20 percent of executive positions across the board.

The company is poised to split into two operating units after several years of stagnation.

Xiaomi is targeting those markets where it has the best chance of success, such as Indonesia, India, Mexico and Brazil. U.S. plans will wait.

Sony's competitors in the smartphones business, such as Apple, rely on the company's superior components to improve their products.

The app also has a feature to help find your friends and helps recover your Snapchats.

The company is also planning red and white versions of the business-centric behemoth.

The latest numbers show that Asia is more eager to adopt the iPhone 6 Plus than Western nations are.

The carrier will offer big discounts on some of its hottest-selling smartphones starting Nov. 21.

The “best smartphone camera ever” is acting up, and the issue might lie in Apple’s new image stabilization hardware.

Samsung Electronics is taking steps to consolidate its product line and become more competitive as Chinese rivals aggressively chase market share

To compete with low-cost smartphones in China, Samsung is learning it has to move operations to Vietnam.

BlackBerry is hoping a smartphone design based off its classic handsets will be enough to drive users back.

FireChat powered the pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong. But the ambition is now much bigger.

LG Electronics will be the first global smartphone manufacturer to offer official Android 5.0 Lollipop updates to its device users.

Home-grown smartphone sellers with global ambitions are playing an aggressive price game to thwart market leader Samsung.

One Korean site claims Apple might issue a widespread recall over the problem.

Samsung is looking to tear up its Android licensing deal with Microsoft.