Samsung Display says it is considering building a factory in India

Samsung Display, a flat-screen supplier to Samsung Electronics Co, will invest nearly USD 500 million to build a new factory in India.

Samsung to hire 1,200 Indian engineerings graduates for its R&D centres

Samsung’s Bengaluru R&D centre has been home to some of the latest technologies deployed on flagship devices including Galaxy Note10.

The top three winners received prizes worth Rs 3.5 lakhs, while the other three finalists received awards of merit from Samsung.

The South Korean tech giant won’t be cutting down on human resource in India amongst stiff competition from Chinese companies.

The handset is the first from this series to come with an Infinity-O display.

The new Smart TVs allow you to transform your Television to your own personal computer.

New Galaxy Apps Store brings app discovery and download experience in 12 local Indian languages.

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