Samsung Electronics is expanding its "Galaxy Upcycling" program where it turns old or unused Galaxy mobile devices into IoT hubs, CCTV systems, gaming consoles, and even desktop PCs.
Samsung Electronics shared its latest innovations during a virtual presser at the 2021 Consumer Electronics Show (CES), all of which are centered on AI and interconnectivity between home and lifestyle technology.
The surge was driven by seasonality, new product launches, and the global pandemic. New products from the likes of Apple, Samsung, and others helped renew interest in popular categories such as smartwatches and hearables.
Chinese smartphone brand realme has claimed the top spot in the Philippine smartphone market after posting an impressive annual growth of 962.5% and capturing 25.4% of local market share in the third quarter.
Samsung is currently running a pre-order promo for its latest gaming monitors from the Odyssey series. To highlight the capabilities of the new 1000R displays, the victors of the recently concluded Valorant showdown between Tier One Entertainment teams each received a 32-inc Samsung Odyssey G7 monitor.
Despite the pandemic, Samsung announced that the new Galaxy Z Fold2 has a price tag of $2000, an increase of $20 from the previous version. To justify the premium cost, Samsung addressed several of the hardware shortcomings that existed in the first Fold smartphone.
During the first-ever virtual Galaxy Unpacked, Samsung announced seven new products that is soon to hit gadget store shelves – the Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra, Samsung Galaxy Note20, Samsung Galaxy Z Fold2, Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ 5G, Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 5G, Samsung Galaxy Watch3, and Samsung Galaxy Buds Live.
