This week, we present some exciting tech and business cookies for you. Samsung and Chinese display giant BOE are embroiled in a patent dispute, OnePlus 12 gears up to unleash Sony’s groundbreaking camera sensor, and the smartphone world witnesses Transsion’s unexpected rise. And yes! There are more. Here we go:
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Samsung vs. BOE: A Legal Showdown
Samsung Display is taking on the Chinese display giant BOE in a legal battle. It all started when Samsung sued BOE for patent violations. The Chinese company had started winning orders for iPhone displays, and Samsung wasn’t happy about it. Now, Samsung has filed a complaint in the US, alleging that BOE used unfair competition methods and stole OLED technology from them. This legal fight is getting interesting, and we’ll have to wait and see how it unfolds.
OnePlus 12: A Camera Sensor Breakthrough
The OnePlus 12 is about to get a major camera upgrade, thanks to an impressive new Sony Exmor camera sensor. What makes this sensor stand out is its two-layer transistor pixel technology. We first heard about this tech in mid-2022, and it promises to significantly improve low-light performance. This means better photos, especially in challenging lighting conditions. OnePlus users have something to look forward to.
Transsion: The Surprising Top 5 Smartphone Maker
You might not have heard of Transsion, but they’ve made a surprising entry into the top five smartphone makers worldwide. They’re ahead of well-known brands like Vivo and Honor. Wondering who they are? Transsion is the Chinese company behind brands like Tecno, Itel, and Infinix, popular in emerging markets. With over 24 million devices sold in a single quarter, they’re giving the big players a run for their money.
Qualcomm’s Announcements: Snapdragon Chips, Apple Modems, and Smartphone Market
Qualcomm made some noteworthy announcements during its earnings report. First, they confirmed that the Samsung Galaxy S24 series will continue using a majority of Snapdragon chips. They also stated that Apple will continue to buy modems from Qualcomm. Interestingly, while Qualcomm’s phone revenues are still down by 24% year-over-year, they predict that the smartphone market might finally start to recover soon after some tough quarters of decline. Let’s hope they’re right.
NASA Plus: A Family-Friendly Streaming Service
On November 8th, NASA is launching NASA Plus, a new ad-free streaming service. It’s aimed at families and promises to offer a wide range of family-friendly content. If you’re a space enthusiast or just looking for some wholesome entertainment, NASA Plus might be your go-to streaming service.
WeWork’s Uncertain Future
WeWork, once valued at a staggering $47 billion, is teetering on the edge of bankruptcy protection. This could mean that some or all of the co-working spaces it operates might disappear. It’s a remarkable turn of events for a company that was once hailed as a unicorn. The future of WeWork is hanging in the balance.
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