As per recent reports, it has been revealed that Samsung has released its first-ever Super Bowl advertisement for Galaxy Note. The main motive of the ad is to show that Samsung provides iPhone addicts a refreshing change, and also promise to give them cellular space which is unavailable when one is using Apple products.

Carrier IQ, the company that provides analytics software for mobile phone manufacturers and wireless carriers, has recently gathered attention as it has been alleged that the software is breaching the privacy of the phone users.

It has been revealed from redacted copy of Apple and Samsung US case that it is not Samsung but Apple which has been playing dubious games.

One man’s loss is other’s gain; seems that’s the story between Apple and Samsung. Apple’s inability to control Samsung products and tablets in the US has given the South Korean a great rise in Seoul trading.

A team from iFixit has recently been involved in the famous job of tearing down the newest version of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus in order to discover the silicon content of Android Ice cream Sandwich in the smartphone.

It is expected that Samsung Galaxy Nexus would be launched in Australia on 24th of November. The smartphone will be sold at the price of $799 by MobiCity, Australia’s largest phone retailers. Besides, the smartphones would also be available at the stores of Kogan.

Unfortunately, Samsung Electronics' earlier launch of original Galaxy Tab 10.1 became prey of allegations pointing that the model is very similar to Apple's iPad2. Following which, the company's sales of the device had to face legal ban by a German court.

In order to avoid sales ban in Europe, Samsung Electronics Co. would soon announce release of its three updated Galaxy smartphones to get an edge over its competitor Apple, and also to avoid its patent ban.

Samsung Electronics, the world’s largest technology company has reported a 30% drop in the sales for the first quarter of this year. They also claimed that there is stiff competition in mobile phones and flat-panel TVs have created adverse business conditions.

Sony and Samsung are doing a joint venture for S-LCD, a flat screen output. However, on Monday, news came that Sony would be reducing the capital by $555 million as it is presently struggling with perennial losses from its TV business and Samsung is asking to shift it to a new type of display.