Samsung Adopts Windows Azure for Smart TV Infrastructure
Microsoft announced that Samsung Electronics will adopt Microsoft’s Windows Azure Platform as a service (PaaS) to manage its Smart TV infrastructure.
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RTE Programming Hits Samsung Smart TVs
KIT digital announced that it is working with RTÉ Digital to make the Irish broadcaster’s programming available through an app for Samsung smart TVs.
Smart TV Video Apps Rule the Waves
Rovi Corporation announced its latest research from the UK suggests Smart TV Apps that deliver video content are among the most frequently used by consumers.
SID Dishes Out Display Industry Awards
The Society for Information Display (SID) announced the winners of its 17th annual Display Industry Awards.
USITC Investigates Retractable USB Connector Complaint
The U.S. International Trade Commission (USITC) announced it will investigate a complaint filed by Anu IP LLC alleging a variety of companies’ devices that employ retractable USB connectors infringe the entity’s patents.
Dimensional Optics Glasses Support 2012 Samsung 3DTVs
Dimensional Optics announced that its new line of 3ACTIVE 3D glasses is compatible with the latest 3DTVs from Samsung.
Samsung Unveils SE-218BB Ultrabook DVD Writer
Samsung Electronics announced its new slim external SE-218BB DVD writer ($59.99), which is aimed at the Ultrabook market.
Samsung Canada Welcomes Cineplex Movie Store App
Samsung Canada and Cineplex Entertainment announced that the Cineplex Store App is now available on select models of Samsung SMART TVs, Blu-ray Disc (BD) players and home theatre systems.
Samsung Dominates US LCD TV Shipments
IHS announced it reckons that Samsung Electronics accounted for nearly one-quarter of U.S. LCD TV shipments in the final three months of 2011.
Samsung Display Launches
Samsung Display announced its official launch as a new corporation, now separate from Samsung Electronics.
Samsung Rolls Out Vacuum Tube Blu-ray 3D HTiB Systems
Samsung Electronics announced its new Blu-ray 3D Home Theater in a Box (HTiB) systems that employ vacuum tube amplifiers will be available shortly in the United States.