Samsung is probably best known for three things: smartphones, tablets, and TVs. Although the company has made great success on those fields, the South Korean conglomerate company works in many other fields, and one of them is the major manufacturer of the majority of electronic components and circuits on many devices.
People's dependence on web search is certainly increasing. As the most popular search engine on the web, Google has increased its dominance in global advertising revenues by more than twice if compared to its nearest competitor.
Amazon's Fire Phone is the company's attempt to break into the high-end smarphone market. However, it was regarded as a flop since sales weren't as good as expected.
Google is nevertheless big. It started its business on the internet with its search engine. And now its already expanding into more places.
Apple, the Cupertino-based tech company has long known to have ideas that are both effective and inspiring. Considering its products that ranges from iPhone and iPad to Watch, iTunes and iOS, the company has the cutting-edge advantage to beat other competitors in the business.
Google Now's list of cards has been expanding. With 40 third-party partners unveiled early in 2015, an additional 70 is added to the Google app on April 30th, 2015, bringing Now's partners up to 110.
AWS, Amazon’s cloud computing division, is getting larger and larger. When compared with Google, Microsoft, IBM and Salesforce, AWS outpaced all of the four competitors, combined.
Social media network is a complicated place. As useful as it can be, it can create good relationships and also bad ones. One of the example is Facebook with Microsoft Skype.
After months of speculation, the search giant Google is finally and officially releasing its own mobile phone service, Project Fi.
Smartphones are become increasingly "smarter" and complex gadgets. They're almost everywhere, available in almost everyone's pockets. While they can do practically many things, their single irreplaceable duty is its role as a "phone".