Samsung Electro-Mechanics, the electronics component manufacturing arm of the Korean giant, had filed a utility patent for a “camera module and portable electronic device including the same” with the USPTO (United States Patent and Trademark Office) back in October 2020. The patent was granted and added to the WIPO (World Intellectual Property Organization) last week. The accompanying 19-page documentation revealed the company’s plans for this movable camera design for smartphones....

Anyways, there’s always a thought process behind the design of a new product. In a new post on Samsung Newsroom, the company has explained why it went about two different design languages for the Galaxy S22 trio. It all begins with originality It all begins with originality Samsung says its Galaxy S series has always been about smoothness and simplicity when it comes to design. The devices sport a flat design with a symmetrical front and back....

This Samsung “Bend and Slide” device does just that This Samsung “Bend and Slide” device does just that There are tons of patents for weird and eccentric-looking devices out there, and this Samsung Bend and Slide phone is no different. Based on the patent images, we see a phone that, even in its normal state, looks rather interesting. It almost resembles the Xiaomi Mi Mix Alpha. The left side of the display cascades over the rounded edge while the right side is flat....

According to Samsung, the Note experience, even before the new Galaxy S22 Ultra while the Galaxy Note series was still being made, really came down to two factors. Namely, “peak performance” and the S Pen. The pen and added performance bolstered not only improve multitasking and other Galaxy-specific features. But also enabling wholly new features linked to note-taking, on-screen navigation, and more. How does the Galaxy S 22 Ultra bring the “Note experience” to bear?...

Samsung plans to churn out more chips despite a global economic slowdown Samsung plans to churn out more chips despite a global economic slowdown Samsung began production at its P3 chip plant, which is its largest anywhere on the earth, a few months back. Dutch firm ASML supplied the EUV machines for the factory, with the company initially producing cutting-edge NAND flash memory chips. It now plans to expand the factory by adding a 12-inch wafers capacity for DRAM memory chips, MoneyControl reports citing unnamed industry sources from the South Korean newspaper Seoul Economic Daily....