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Samsung and SK unveiled a chip and AI investment package worth thousands of trillions of won on June 29. The headline number swings wildly by outlet, but the real contest isn't capital — it's water and power.

Nvidia's physical AI director held back-to-back meetings with Samsung, SK hynix, Doosan Robotics, LG, and Hyundai in Seoul. Here's what the visit signals about where the AI race is heading.

40,000 Samsung union workers rallied at its Pyeongtaek chip plant, threatening an 18-day strike over wages. With AI-driven RAM shortages already lifting consumer prices, the timing couldn't be worse.

Memory makers can't build fabs fast enough. By end of 2027, supply will cover just 60% of demand. Here's why the shortage could last until 2030—and what it means for AI, your devices, and the chip industry.

Samsung's Galaxy S26 now supports AirDrop through Quick Share, making cross-platform file sharing seamless. What does it mean when Android starts dismantling one of Apple's most beloved moats?

A complete guide to backing up your Android phone in 2026 — Google One, Samsung Cloud, local storage, and the 2FA codes most people forget until it's too late.

Google Gemini's new task automation on the Pixel 10 Pro and Galaxy S26 Ultra lets AI operate apps on your behalf. It's slow, limited, and beta — but it's the first real agentic AI on a consumer phone.

Samsung is discontinuing the Galaxy Z TriFold less than three months after its US launch. What does this rapid exit say about the foldable phone market's future?

The Galaxy S26 Ultra's built-in Privacy Display is the rare smartphone hardware feature that changes everyday behavior. But is it worth $1,300 when the rest is incremental?

Google and Samsung have launched a beta of Gemini-powered app automation on the Galaxy S25 Ultra, letting AI handle food delivery and rideshare orders on your behalf. What does it mean when your phone starts acting for you?

Apple's rumored foldable iPhone could sport an iPad Mini-sized inner display with a new multitasking interface — but it won't run iPad apps. What does that mean for consumers, Samsung, and Apple's own lineup?

A memory chip crunch is driving China's biggest-ever smartphone price hikes. Here's what it means for consumers, Samsung, and the global mobile market.