LG competing to develop future iPad Pro displays
LG Display is reportedly investing in development of two different OLED displays, aiming to become Apple's supplier for both 11-inch and 12.9-inch iPad Pro models.
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Samsung
William Gallagher
Apple sold 7 out of the 10 best-selling smartphones worldwide in 2021
New figures say that Apple dominated the chart of all smartphones sold globally in 2021, with versions of the iPhone taking the top 5 spots, and more.
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Hackers leak 190GB of data taken in alleged Samsung breach
Samsung has allegedly suffered a major security breach, with hackers claiming to have leaked approximately 190 gigabytes of data, including source code and biometric unlocking algorithms.
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Malcolm Owen
Samsung says a fix for the app throttling issue on Galaxy S22 is coming
Samsung says that it's working on releasing a software update "as soon as possible" to address complaints about app throttling across many of its Galaxy smartphones, including the latest S22 devices.
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Mike Peterson
Samsung developing improved & brighter OLED display, after Apple rejects older tech
Samsung has reportedly changed course and is now working to develop a longer-lasting iPad display using the two-stack technology, and aims to win back a cancelled order from Apple.
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Apple led growing smartphone market in Q4 2021, says Gartner
Research firm Gartner says that 5G created strong demand for the iPhone, leading to Apple being the top smartphone seller worldwide at the end of 2021.
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Samsung is throttling the performance of over 10,000 apps
Samsung is the latest smartphone vendor to be caught using a list of apps that the operating system throttles automatically — and benchmarking apps are not on the list.
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Darryl Boxberger
Camera comparison: iPhone 13 Pro versus Galaxy S22 Ultra
In this battle of the flagships, we compare Apple's iPhone 13 Pro against Samsung's brand new Galaxy S22 Ultra to test which camera setup is best.
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Andrew O'Hara
Samsung shipped millions of Galaxy devices with flawed encryption
Samsung has reportedly shipped at least 100 million Android smartphones with a security flaw that could have allowed attackers to extract sensitive and encrypted information from the devices.
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Brittany Vincent
Christine McKee
Amber Neely
