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Topic: Samsung

Samsung is secretly working on a foldable phone that collapses into a square

The South Korean smartphone giant is looking to make its second bendable gadget more affordable and thinner than this year’s Galaxy Fold.

Samsung seeks redemption with redesign of folding phone

Samsung had pulled the device after test versions reported problems such as screen malfunctions that emerged after a film on the display was peeled off.

Google launches cheaper Pixel phones as it battles Apple & Samsung

Google is counting on its cheaper Pixel to fill in for people left behind by the rising price of many high-end phones.

It’s too early to consider the Samsung Galaxy Fold a failure

Samuel West, a Sweden-based psychologist, says that Samsung has a lot to learn from the Fold fiasco but should get credit for launching something new.

Samsung’s rush on folding phone hurts its reputation

Samsung scrapped the release of Galaxy Fold and is now investigating how test versions of the $1,980 smartphone developed problems -- including screen failures -- after mere days of use.

Why Samsung had to delay the Galaxy foldable phone

The first reviews of the $1,980 device that morphs between a phone and a tablet, indicate compromises were made and it isn’t a finished product.

Samsung stumble risks killing folding phones at birth

Samsung’s foldable phones failed within 2 days – an ominous sign for smartphone industry banking on the technology for next growth spurt.

Samsung’s foldable phone is pricey, but its durability is yet to be tested

Samsung Galaxy Fold has a 4.6-inch screen on the front, opens up to become a 7.3-inch tablet, letting users run three apps at once.

Samsung targets Indian millenials with cheaper smartphones

The tech giant to launching its new M series, all priced below 20,000 rupees to win back customers in India.

Samsung phone users perturbed to find they can’t delete Facebook

Facebook isn't the only company whose apps show up on smartphones by default and companies are not willing to disclose who they partner with for permanent apps.

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Bank nationalisation will be a blow to India’s mixed economy, lead to totalitarianism: Phiroze Shroff

If banks were to be nationalised, politicians would start interfering with bank officials and put undue pressure on them, Prof Shroff wrote in 1963.

Go Swadeshi—RSS affiliate SJM calls for boycott of US firms Amazon, Walmart after Trump’s tariff hike

New Delhi: The day after the US imposed a 50 percent trade tariff on India, RSS affiliate Swadeshi Jagran Manch (SJM) has made an...

Shadow war over India’s defence procurement on social media raises concerns of dodgy & undue influence

One such website has drawn particular scrutiny for spreading fake stories that have upset not only the Indian but also foreign defence firms by falsely attributing misinformation.

Modi’s ready to risk it all for farmers. Farm reform can answer Trump with new Green Revolution

Standing up to America is usually not a personal risk for a leader in India. Any suggestions of foreign pressure unites India behind who they see as leading them in that fight.