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 Send to email | Samsung component sales to suffer in second half, exec says in BusinessMobileAppledeclineKwon Oh-hyunLCDSalesSamsungsecond-halfsemiconductor |  By Todd Haselton
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Last week, Samsung announced that it will combine its LCD and semiconductor businesses. The move is expected to conceal poor LCD sales, but the head of the new combined business, Kwon Oh-hyun, has said that he expects the overall performance to falter during the second half of the year. “In the past, the semiconductor market tended to be weaker in the first half and stronger in the second half, but for this year, it is likely to remain flat throughout the latter half,” Kwon said according to The Wall Street Journal. Samsung typically sees 70% of its operating profits and 44% of its revenues from the combined sales of its semiconductor and LCD products. The South Korean firm is currently locked up in multiple legal battles with Apple ? the largest buyer of its LCD products ? and rumor has it the Cupertino-based firm is considering dropping Samsung as a supplier.
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| Samsung component sales to suffer in second half, exec says | | Last week, Samsung announced that it will combine its LCD and semiconductor businesses. The move is expected to conceal poor LCD sales, but the head of the new combined business, Kwon Oh-hyun, has said that he expects the overall performance to falter during the second half of the year. “In the past, the semiconductor market tended to be weaker in the first half and stronger in the second ha [..] Read complete article | | Published 04-Jul-2011 by Todd Haselton in BusinessMobileAppledeclineKwon Oh-hyunLCDSalesSamsungsecond-halfsemiconductor
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| Former RIM exec signs up with Samsung |  Perhaps feeling a little bit smug after experiencing 10.9% growth in its smartphone division in September and October, Samsung has gone and hired former RIM executive Marcus Stone. Having previously worked in sales and marketing for RIM, Stone’s business card will say that he’s the Head of Smartphones for UK and Ireland. His assigned task [...] [..] Read complete article | | Published 15-Dec-2008 by Michael Bettiol in NewsRIMSamsungcorporateEnterpriseSales
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| Top marketing exec at RIM leaves for Samsung | | Brian Wallace, the Vice President of digital marketing and media at Research In Motion, has reportedly left the BlackBerry maker for Samsung ? the top cell phone company in the U.S. According to Advertising Age, Wallace will pick up at Samsung as Vice President of strategic marketing for the U.S. Instead of focusing on digital media, Wallace will also work on branding and offline media. Research I [..] Read complete article | | Published 17-Jun-2011 by Todd Haselton in BusinessMobileBrian Wallacedefectdigital marketingexecexecutiveleavingResearch in MotionRIMSamsung
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| Samsung exec says Galaxy S III may launch in April | | Despite an earlier leak that made a May announcement seem increasingly likely, Samsung is apparently still considering an April launch for its highly anticipated Galaxy S III smartphone, South Korean news site MK reports. Samsung president for the China region Kim Young-ha is quoted as having said that the company is still pushing for an April launch. ”In order to increase sales of the Galax [..] Read complete article | | Published 21-Mar-2012 by Zach Epstein in
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| Samsung exec: Apple?s ?iTV? is nothing to worry about | | Samsung was the No.1 flat panel TV vendor in 2011 and despite a seemingly imminent threat from Apple, the company is not concerned much about the “iTV.” While speaking with Pocket-lint, Samsung’s AV product manager Chris Moseley explained that TV sales are driven for the most part by picture quality and in that respect, Samsung can’t be touched. ”We’ve not seen [..] Read complete article | | Published 14-Feb-2012 by Zach Epstein in BusinessTVAppleAppsHDTViOSiTVSalesSamsungSiriSmart TV
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| Samsung exec reportedly confirms quad-core Exynos, 4G LTE in Galaxy S III | | An unnamed Samsung executive reportedly confirmed that the company’s highly anticipated Galaxy S III smartphone will be equipped with a quad-core Samsung Exynos chip featuring on-board LTE and WCDMA radios, the Korea Times reported on Monday. BGR exclusively reported last month that the Galaxy S III would feature a 1.5GHz quad-core Samsung Exynos processor, a 4.8-inch full HD 1080p display, [..] Read complete article | | Published 19-Mar-2012 by Dan Graziano in MobileRumorAndroidAndroid 4.0DetailsExynosGalaxy S IIIIce Cream SandwichQuad-CorerumorSamsungspecs
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