Samsung has invested $50 million into Pantech, the number three phone maker in South Korea, in return for a 10% stake. The move reinforces Pantech's finances and also gives Samsung a boost in its home market.
The firm's chief product officer, Kouji Kodera, left last week, joining a raft of former colleagues, some of whom are going to other tech companies. Added to that, poor sales of its One and First models are not currently making HTC the happiest of workplaces.
The app, available for Android, analyzes a smartphone user's environment and combines that data with the user's report about their own mood. Is the smartphone the new therapist?
What their device wears, for some, is just as important as what it does. Here's what it may mean for business when the case becomes the beloved and the thing it protects the commodity.
Although the big reviews of Samsung's "good not great" smartphone came out yesterday, the Korean firm says it is struggling with demand for the S4. AT&T customers will get their phone on Saturday, as planned, but providers Sprint and T-Mobile have had to delay their on-sale dates.
With rumors that Facebook has placed a $1 million price tag on video advertising, Sheryl Sandberg explains just why the social media firm values mobile advertising so highly. But will marketers agree with her?
