Samsung stories
Samsung NZ partners with a photographer to boost black cat adoptions, combating the selfie bias with expert photo tips.
Samsung extends partnership with IOC through 2020 Olympics, sponsoring in wireless communications and computing category.
For the first time, over 300 million smartphones shipped worldwide in Q2 2014, with Android driving the surge, capturing record market share.
Chromebook sales forecast to nearly triple by 2017, as vendors dive into the thriving market aiming to rejuvenate sub-$300 PC interest.
Apple and Samsung end patent disputes outside of US, but continue high-profile copyright battle in joint statement.
Microsoft has filed legal action against Samsung, accusing the South Korean tech giant of breaching a contract.
Smartphone sales hit a record 295.3m in Q2 2014, as demand for mobile computing soars, buoyed by cheap models and emerging markets.
Tablet market grows 11% in Q2 2014, but faces challenges as new players challenge Apple and Samsung's dominance.
Global PC market set to contract by only 2.9% in 2014, with a relative revival due to business upgrades and replacements.
Samsung named best and most trusted brand in Asia for third year running, according to Campaign Asia's annual survey.
PC monitor shipments decline in Q1 2014, but stronger than forecasted, according to IDC. Dell and HP both experience solid growth.
Samsung has unveiled the Samsung Z, the first commercially available smartphone powered by the Tizen platform.
Tablet sales projections cut as phablet demand impacts the market, with a shift towards larger screens anticipated to revive growth.
Samsung NZ unveils the world's biggest curved UHD TV. At 78 inches, with exclusive apps and a $15,999 tag, will Kiwis be swayed?.
Dan Carter's phone auction trends as he raises funds for charity, going head-to-head with comedian Ben Boyce. #iwantaGS5 hits nearly 100,000 views.
Google Glass lands in NZ at Noel Leeming, showcased but not for sale, signaling a tech-forward strategy for Kiwi retail.
Samsung redefines viewing with its curved-screen UHD TVs, offering unmatched picture quality and an immersive experience, leading the market.
Asus plans to target New Zealand's notebook/ultrabook market after Sony and Samsung exit – aims for 10% market share.
Samsung's Galaxy Tab S, offering the pinnacle in mobile display tech, now graces New Zealand with unparalleled screen quality and portability.
At a packed media event in Auckland last week, Samsung announced the Galaxy Tab S, their latest competitor in the tablet market.
