THIS IS QLED TV, Part 7: QLED TV – How Samsung Achieved Dominance in the Premium TV Market

Despite the competition, Samsung Electronics’ 2017 QLED TV demonstrated strong growth in the second quarter to secure first place in the overall flat-panel TV market, as well as in the above-$$1,500 global premium TV market.

How to Get More Done in Your Day with Bixby

Bixby’s Quick Commands make interacting with the interface even more effortless by allowing you to replace long or complex requests with convenient keywords.

Samsung Electronics Launches 88-inch Ultra-Large QLED TV, the Q9, in North America and Korea

Samsung Electronics announced today the release of its new 88-inch QLED TV, the Q9, in North America and Korea.

Samsung and Sotheby’s Partnership Merges Art and Technology Through The Frame

... The Frame, in terms of both form and function. Together, the companies are showcasing the device’s artistic value at So

THIS IS QLED TV, Part 5: Spearheading the Big Screen TV Trend

That was the survey question posed in May to members of the AVS forum, an online community and platform for display device professionals.

How the New Samsung Chef Collection Will Transform Daily Life

The new, matte black stainless steel Samsung Chef Collection at PCBC In today’s hectic world, people’s needs and expectations of kitchen appliances have changed significantly.

[Interview] Galaxy S8 UX Designers Explain What it Took to Create One Continuous Experience

United by a single, continuous visual and sound experience, the Galaxy S8 was designed to blend seamlessly into one’s life, enabling a more natural interaction between the user and the device.

Redefining the Game: Samsung Introduces First HDR QLED Gaming Monitors

Samsung Electronics today introduced the future of gaming with the unveiling of its new CHG90 and CHG70 curved monitors, which feature the powerful High Dynamic Range (HDR) picture enhancement technology typically reserved for televisions.

THIS IS QLED TV, Part 2: Winning the Top 5%

Each year, manufacturers around the world produce a wide range of TVs that collectively exceed some 200 million units.